Nope, divorce holds out the hope that the parents will remarry, and is granted reluctantly, keeping the mom and dad essentially still married via custody until the children are of age. Singles with kids: society holds out the hope they will marry and entices them to do so with tax breaks. Single parents aren't binding children away from either a mother or father for life as a matter of contract.
I notice you only included part of my quote. Shocker. Here's how the conversation was going:
If you read my earlier posts, you will see I said I have no problem with polygamy if it involves consenting adults. I just said I couldn't do it myself
Now...What about the children? <sob> <sob>
Don't they have a say in how many wives their father can have?
No, the States do, on their behalf. Just as the States do on their behalf of both a mother and father in marriage. You will see this issue come up in the next 2 years. Mark my words.
Noted also you think it's funny, the plight of children in all this. Your entire affect is "**** the children, they'll do whatever weird fetish says they have to do! Adults come first!". Only that's not the way the Infant Doctrine reads; particularly when it comes to contracts with infants, expressed or implied..
Mark my words right here. You're going to see this issue in the courts. And, better brush up on 1982's New York vs Ferber in preparation.. With what I just said and a combination of US v Windsor 2013 & New York v Ferber 1982, you've got your work cut out for you.
Kids come first in law; always and especially when their physical or mental needs are being threatened....even when adults have clear and concise Constitutional rights, they are shelved if children might come to harm in the exercise of them. Obergefell is about as clear as the Mississippi River after a Midwest flood event.