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okasha

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13. Oh, yeah.

Reply to cbayer (Reply #11)

Tue Mar 26, 2013, 01:03 PM

Mar 2013

I'm basically a leftist libertarian--every time I take that political compass test thingie I get further and further down into the bottom left corner. (In fact, I think I'm currently one square away from falling off it altogether.) Most of the groups I've worked with have been of the same mind and some outright anarchist--no votes at all, just talk to consensus if it takes 48 hours straight. Always accompanied by lots of and ending with . That''s pretty much the NA way, too.

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Many Unitarians would prefer that their polyamory activists keep quiet [View all] cbayer Mar 2013 OP

DON'T STAND THERE GAWPIN' rrneck Mar 2013 #1

Would YOU rather be doing something other than marching up and down the square!?!? cbayer Mar 2013 #2

Where is Lisa Miller getting her growth figures from? kwassa Mar 2013 #3

There have been a number of articles in the last year that show growth in the U/U church. cbayer Mar 2013 #5

I'm finding contradictory information on this. kwassa Mar 2013 #7

And then there is this. cbayer Mar 2013 #8

I tried to track down the statistic in the USA Today article and couldn't find it. kwassa Mar 2013 #9

I think the key word is "membership" u4ic Mar 2013 #15

do they financially support the church? kwassa Mar 2013 #16

Yes, most friends do support financially u4ic Mar 2013 #17

I know they picked up a cousin of mine in the last decade! nt MADem Mar 2013 #12

For no particular reason, okasha Mar 2013 #4

Just did some reading on the Unitarian Jihad, but the name generator has apparently cbayer Mar 2013 #6

I particularly liked Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2013 #10

Hilarious! Reminds me of some "organizing" meetings during the VN war. cbayer Mar 2013 #11

Oh, yeah. okasha Mar 2013 #13

It drives me crazy. cbayer Mar 2013 #14

So what do people think about polyamory? goldent Apr 2013 #18

I have mixed feelings. cbayer Apr 2013 #19

I don't think it is healthy at all goldent Apr 2013 #24

I suspect it's partly natural behavior, but... TreasonousBastard Apr 2013 #20

I recently heard about cultural groups like you describe, where paternity is not known. cbayer Apr 2013 #21

Something similar along those lines - pinto Apr 2013 #22

I have had a number of very close gay male friends throughout my life. cbayer Apr 2013 #23