Not only are the polyamorists advancing through the culture of the law schools, they’ve crossed the Atlantic. England learned that this week, after a couple of professors surprised an academic conference by announcing that they were polyamorists. Now the British papers are filled with articles on polyamory. Check out this report in the Scotsman, which explains something I hadn’t heard of. The polyamorists have invented a new language for their “lovestyle.” No doubt, polyamorists get wibbly. But I suspect of frubbliness they doth protest too much. Frubbly or not, however, the polyamorists are obviously advancing, not retreating. Even if you believe you’d never become a polyamorist, think, along with Jane Galt, about the marginal cases. When it comes to the potential for polyamory, there are a whole heck of a lot of them.
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Stanley Kurtz is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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