Marriage and Marriage Licenses

[Voluntary Man]

Originally Posted by Kelly.
so what difficulties would a couple who is married in the eyes of their god,
but not in the eyes of the state, encounter?

The state can impose any number of difficulties on anyone, for any "reason." That's really one of the problems with the state. That's why so many citizens drop trou and bow. If more of us would give the state the finger, instead of kissing its ring, at every opportunity, this country would be far better off.

[Kelly.]

The state can impose any number of difficulties on anyone, for any "reason." That's really one of the problems with the state. That's why so many citizens drop trou and bow. If more of us would give the state the finger, instead of kissing its ring, at every opportunity, this country would be far better off.

i understand what you are saying, but i am asking for the specific difficulties that one might encounter. i am wanting to determine whether forgoing the states blessing is worth the potential hassle.

[Czolgosz]

The state can impose any number of difficulties on anyone, for any "reason." That's really one of the problems with the state. That's why so many citizens drop trou and bow. If more of us would give the state the finger, instead of kissing its ring, at every opportunity, this country would be far better off.

Absolutely! A geographic consolidation of finger wavers would have a huge impact on the area of occupation and would lead to more fence sitters joining in.

United We stand.

[presence]

It will be 10 years this 4th of July.

A kid, a home, two cats, and a dog...

no badges,

presence

[presence]

i understand what you are saying, but i am asking for the specific difficulties that one might encounter. i am wanting to determine whether forgoing the states blessing is worth the potential hassle.

It might be wise to put together a living will in the event one of you is unconscious. Other than that... after 10 years... I can't think of any problems.

[Louise]

i understand what you are saying, but i am asking for the specific difficulties that one might encounter. i am wanting to determine whether forgoing the states blessing is worth the potential hassle.

There is a pastor in Wisconsin who only marries those who decline licenses. I believe you can find him at the website called: Missionaries For The Preborn. I can't recall his name. Oh, look at the post from XNavyNuke because that might give the pastor's name.

And consider that many of us here would do things differently had we known.

[Kelly.]

It might be wise to put together a living will in the event one of you is unconscious. Other than that... after 10 years... I can't think of any problems.

what happens after 10 years?

i believe i am already considered common law married in my state.