Replies to post #320974 on Simply Politics and News (GOV)

[Long2Retire]

How about this lunatic, Mark “Chris” Sevier:

Kim Davis gets sued again: By a guy who wants to marry his laptop!

http://www.lgbtqnation.com/2016/07/kim-davis-gets-sued-guy-wants-marry-laptop/

A man has taken the extraordinary step of suing the embattled county clerk in federal court for denying him a license to marry his laptop computer.

http://www.wkyt.com/content/news/Kim-Davis-sued-for-denying-man-license-to-marry-his-laptop-385614681.html

[Koog]

Do the individual rights include the right to:

I provided the platform, you will have to decide the answers to your questions yourself.

I am not prone to get into political food fights. That is what the political powers (of either party) count on. They want to keep the populace at each others' throats while they play their games with impunity.

The only difference between the major parties is what they say to get elected. Once elected, there is little difference. They all sell our individual freedoms to the highest bidder.

[Tree]

Even though I totally agree with Koog's response.
For the sake of discussion I will try to answer your questions in order.

Yes

No, they can take multiple spouses if that is what everyone in that relationship dynamic wants but the government is not obliged to proved benefits for them beyond those that they would qualify for on their own.

No, animals aren't recognized as people so now legal marriage and no benefits. How ever if the guy wants to believe and live as if he and the goat are married. That is his prerogative

Yes

Yes

No because that right could harm another person

This is a one time shot just to give you a better understanding of how I perceive the Libertarian thinking.
I'm not going to respond to other scenarios.
Hope this helps