Comments (7) to “CBC, Tackling Tough Questions: How Many Wives are to Many?”

1. Anonymous wrote:

   anything more than zero is too much

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 10:45 am | Permalink

2. William E. Demers wrote:

   Canadians really like to push everything to the limit. I remember when I was young it was controversial to say that religious people should be forced to allow gays to marry even if their religious institutions disagreed with this. Now this is fair game. Anyone who disagrees with same-sex marriage is immediately declared a bigot.

   What of people against polygamous marriage? Will these people be the bigots of the mid 21st century?

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 10:47 am | Permalink

3. anonymous wrote:

   Is this an advertisement for animal “husbandry?”

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 12:44 pm | Permalink

4. canadianna wrote:

   It isn’t a tough question.

   What is the argument against polygamy amongst consenting adults?

   If gender doesn’t matter, why number?

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 1:23 pm | Permalink

5. Ben in Ontario wrote:

   You gotta agree that Canadian comedy is truly unique; and we used to think a lot of that American stuff was in poor taste.

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 2:11 pm | Permalink

6. Kelly T Konechny wrote:

   I’m still waiting for the giant announcement from CBC about the tie into one of the most popular American shows out there today.

   Perhaps soon we will discover that Little Mosque is really an active sleeper cell and deep cover CTU agent Morris O’Brien has just provided Jack Bauer enough information to come up and taken them down.

   If anyone can find out how many wives are too many, Bauer can. Just equip him with a dank cellar, wood stool and some rubber hosing.

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 10:46 pm | Permalink

7. Aaron Unruh wrote:

   HA HA HA

   Posted on 28-Feb-07 at 11:01 pm | Permalink

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