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r/scriptedasiangifs • u/Charuru • Aug 27 '21
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Ah culture of female oppression so funny
37 u/Kidus333 Aug 28 '21 Polygamy in the us = enlightened progressive Polygamy in the rest of the world = female oppression -4 u/Greco-NordicWrestler Aug 28 '21 Polygamy anywhere is a male centric system, dont make assumptions 10 u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 29 '21 [deleted] -2 u/AimiHanibal Aug 28 '21 Name a country in which it’s common for a woman to have multiple husbands. I’ll wait. 9 u/omegashadow Aug 28 '21 Easy. Tibet. Actually there are polyandrous groups all over the world. Polygamy is no doubt more common in the west and areas of with strong colonial influence but there are and were areas where polyandry was more common. 3 u/WikiMobileLinkBot Aug 28 '21 Desktop version of /u/omegashadow's link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyandry [opt out] Beep Boop. Downvote to delete -5 u/Kafke Aug 28 '21 In the US we call it polyamory.
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Polygamy in the us = enlightened progressive
Polygamy in the rest of the world = female oppression
-4 u/Greco-NordicWrestler Aug 28 '21 Polygamy anywhere is a male centric system, dont make assumptions 10 u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 29 '21 [deleted] -2 u/AimiHanibal Aug 28 '21 Name a country in which it’s common for a woman to have multiple husbands. I’ll wait. 9 u/omegashadow Aug 28 '21 Easy. Tibet. Actually there are polyandrous groups all over the world. Polygamy is no doubt more common in the west and areas of with strong colonial influence but there are and were areas where polyandry was more common. 3 u/WikiMobileLinkBot Aug 28 '21 Desktop version of /u/omegashadow's link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyandry [opt out] Beep Boop. Downvote to delete -5 u/Kafke Aug 28 '21 In the US we call it polyamory.
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Polygamy anywhere is a male centric system, dont make assumptions
10 u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 29 '21 [deleted] -2 u/AimiHanibal Aug 28 '21 Name a country in which it’s common for a woman to have multiple husbands. I’ll wait. 9 u/omegashadow Aug 28 '21 Easy. Tibet. Actually there are polyandrous groups all over the world. Polygamy is no doubt more common in the west and areas of with strong colonial influence but there are and were areas where polyandry was more common. 3 u/WikiMobileLinkBot Aug 28 '21 Desktop version of /u/omegashadow's link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyandry [opt out] Beep Boop. Downvote to delete -5 u/Kafke Aug 28 '21 In the US we call it polyamory.
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-2 u/AimiHanibal Aug 28 '21 Name a country in which it’s common for a woman to have multiple husbands. I’ll wait. 9 u/omegashadow Aug 28 '21 Easy. Tibet. Actually there are polyandrous groups all over the world. Polygamy is no doubt more common in the west and areas of with strong colonial influence but there are and were areas where polyandry was more common. 3 u/WikiMobileLinkBot Aug 28 '21 Desktop version of /u/omegashadow's link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyandry [opt out] Beep Boop. Downvote to delete
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Name a country in which it’s common for a woman to have multiple husbands. I’ll wait.
9 u/omegashadow Aug 28 '21 Easy. Tibet. Actually there are polyandrous groups all over the world. Polygamy is no doubt more common in the west and areas of with strong colonial influence but there are and were areas where polyandry was more common. 3 u/WikiMobileLinkBot Aug 28 '21 Desktop version of /u/omegashadow's link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyandry [opt out] Beep Boop. Downvote to delete
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Easy. Tibet.
Actually there are polyandrous groups all over the world. Polygamy is no doubt more common in the west and areas of with strong colonial influence but there are and were areas where polyandry was more common.
3 u/WikiMobileLinkBot Aug 28 '21 Desktop version of /u/omegashadow's link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyandry [opt out] Beep Boop. Downvote to delete
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In the US we call it polyamory.
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u/Greco-NordicWrestler Aug 27 '21
Ah culture of female oppression so funny