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Answer:Ah… I suspect this question is based on the tired old feminist refrain, “Women were owned as chattel!”I think in order for this question to be properly answered, one must first examine the concept that marriage is ancontract based on property rights.You see, all throughout the animal kingdom, motherhood is a pretty common theme. It is positively everywhere! What is not common in the animal kingdom however, is. Nope, not too many baby deer know who their fathers are. Fatherhood is a foreign concept in most of the animal kingdom.Female mammals often find themselves living in a herd filled with many other females, all being bred by one dominant alpha male. The females congregate in herds because it is the only way they and their offspring can safely survive. Yes, herd living is true Communism where all is shared and they all get fat or starve together. Ever wonder why women tend to all think the same way and why they desire big, Socialist government over individualism and freedom? Ever wonder why women will stick up for another woman even when theythat woman is obviously in the wrong? It’s because of their allegiance to the herd. The herd comes first. Now you know.But, one must wonder, what happens to the males that don’t become the alpha male who breeds the whole lot of women?Well, when a male reaches sexual maturity, he must challenge for breeding rights within the herd. Those males who fail to successfully challenge the alpha males become beta males, and get forced to leave the herd by the alpha. The beta males generally end up living on the fringes of the herd/society where they fend for themselvesNow, interestingly, the beta males livingthe herd seem to manage to survivejust fine without the need to be part of a herd like the females do. This is because the male is not saddled with children and, also, he is stronger than a female. The male has aof labour which enables him to live individually apart from the herd. In fact, a male has so much surplus labour, that if he lives individually he needs only to expend about 20-30% of it to ensure his survival.When one stands back and observes the whole lot, we see that both males and females have a surplus and a shortage: Males have a surplus of labour but a shortage of reproductive ability.Females have a surplus of reproductive ability but a shortage of labour.Now, perhaps, you can see why marriage is ancontract.The male “sells” his surplus labour to the female in exchange for her reproductive ability.The female “sells” her reproductive ability to the male in exchange for his surplus labour.In order to “sell” something, you first must “own it” yourself, and upon “selling it,” you are agreeing to transfer ownership of it to the buyer. This is the basis of economics, and as you can see, it is based onIn thecontract of marriage, the female agrees to transfer theof her sexual reproductive ability to the male, and she takesof his surplus labour as payment for it.So, yes, while the feminists harp on and on that women were once “owned” as chattel, there is truth to this because in a very real sense, a woman’sbecame the property of the husband. He very much was considered to “own” her sexualityThe children of abecameproperty, because hefor them.(Note that while the children of a marriage are supposed to belong to the husband, children born out of wedlock are the property of the woman. A woman who is not married owns her own sexuality and the products/children of that sexuality are also her property).This is also why, in the past, women were so much more harshly condemned for adultery than men.This is why, in the past, when a woman was raped it was considered an act of theft against. Someone “stole” the sexuality which was his property.This is why, in the past, it was considered impossible for a husband to be found guilty of spousal rape. How can you possibly steal your own property?So, feminists aretruthful when they claim that women were “owned” as chattel. A wife’swas very much “owned” by her husband and itin fact used as a means of production: The production of the husband’schildren.But, as always, feminists are only capable of speaking inThe part of the “women were owned as chattel” song leaves out the second verse, which is “and men were owned as beasts of burden.” “Hyahhh! Move it, you strong ox!” bellows the wife. “You are married now, so start pulling this plow! No more lazing around for you!”For eons,have told their daughters, “Whythe cow when the milk is free?”You see, the feministsleave out that the womanher sexuality and took something in exchange for it:And benefit from a man’s surplus labour the wives of the past most surely did!She benefited by no longer having to rely on the Communist lifestyle of the herd for her survival. When in need of protection she pushed the man out the door first to deal with the danger, rather than rely on the size of the herd, hoping it would hide her from harm when the weak stragglers get taken down by the wolves.She benefited enormously by increasing the amount of labour available to her, giving her the ability to live in a wooden house with a real roof, rather than sharing a grass hut with a bunch of other women.Women took somethingin exchange for selling their sexuality. They took a man’s labour as their own, and they benefited from this in almost every way imaginable.So did the children she mothered benefit a great deal,Remember all those beta males who were existing outside of the herd, living on the fringes of society? They were only exerting 20-30% of their potential labour to survive.Once married andthese beta males were suddenly yoked like an ox and working at 100% capacity. This utilization of the full capacity of male labour is what pulled mankind into a civilization. It is what built our houses and planted our corn. It built our roads and our bridges. It created our literature and our art. It created, well, pretty much everything that we have. Men, women and children all obviously benefited from this.Have a look around the room you are in.Everything within it involving more than two moving parts was invented by a man.Welcome to the Patriarchy! (Sometimes it is simply known as civilization, but also, occasionally, as).Thus, when you hear that “marriage is the foundational building block of society,” you are hearing the exact truth. And society, or rather,society, is based on thecontract of marriage. The economic contract of marriage is based onProperty rights are the basis for Capitalism, and Capitalism is the basis for an advanced society which upholds the ideals of individualism, personal responsibility and Liberty.Now, whether you wish to agree or disagree with the way society has existed for millennia, as outlined above, is entirely irrelevant. What is relevant is that the above description is what theof marriage was based on throughout history. Your personal feelings are irrelevant to history.So, back to the original question:My answer is a resoundingWhy, you might ask?It is simple. No right to marry equalsYou see, in the 1860’s, the wonderful women’s rights movement combined with the heavy hand of the courts, ruled that custody of the children of a marriage should belong to the mother, not the father. In effect, they strengthened the strongest family bond, that of mother and child which exists everywhere in nature, and vastly diminished the weakest family bond, fatherhood, which exists almost nowhere in nature – but is the bond that creates civilization. Before the 1860’s, if a woman decided to leave her husband, she had to leave the children behind, which were a product of the marriage, becausedictated thathad “paid” for them, and thus they wereproperty, and not hers. He did not “own” her person, but in marriage he did “own” her reproductive ability and the products thereof.The transferring of these “property rights” back to the woman, when in fact they were the basis of the economic contract of marriage, diminished the validity of marriage enormously. It is interesting to note that the divorce rate has risen steadily from this point onward.Keep in mind, women havehad the ability and naturalto have their own children. No-one ever stopped a woman from shagging some knave in the bushes after he had been swilling mead in a medieval tavern. It may have been frowned upon by society, but illegitimate children have been born since the beginning of civilization. It was a social stigma that women should not do this because it was widely known that the woman would be bringing a child into the world under an enormous disadvantage if she and the child were not coupled to the labour (and discipline) of a father. But, she owned her sexuality and if she wanted to have children with it, she most certainly could.But, the contract of marriage is, in every sense, the contract of a woman selling children to a man. The right of a man to “own” what he paid for was dealt a mortal blow in the 1860’s when he lost the previously unchallenged right to “own” what he had paid for in marriage, that beingchildren.Now, all through up until the 1970’s, marriage was still viewed as a legalIt was a given that both parties had an obligation to uphold such a contract just as within any other economic or legal contract.If you wanted to leave you still could. No-one was stopping you. But, as with any contract, if you breached your contract you would be the one that was penalized for it.If you wanted to leave and receive the benefits from the marriage, or rather, be compensated for the breach of contract of the other party, you had to prove they were at fault in order to sue for compensation. This makes sense, doesn’t it?Therefore, there werethings which constituted “fault.” Adultery, alcoholism, mental insanity, cruelty, physical abusiveness amongst a host of others all constituted “fault.” If you were at fault, you could expect to lose your rights as set forth in the contract. But even so, if there was no fault and youwanted to leave, no-one was stopping you. You were not put in jail for leaving, but you were found to be at fault for “abandonment,” and therefore lost all of your rights as set forward in the contract – and you would be liable for any “damages” caused by your “fault.”That seems fair to me. All contracts are set forth in this manner. That is why they are contracts. A contract says that if you behave in such and such manner and don’t deviate out of that behaviour, you will be compensated with aof this and this behaviour from the other party. Step out of these guidelines and you will be legally liable, stay within them and your rights will be guaranteed.But, in the 1970’s, the ever wise feminists declared that it wastoo difficult to find fault in people’s complex personal relationships, and therefore “No Fault Divorce” was implemented, again with the aid of the heavy hand of the courts. (Odd, isn’t it? They have no troubles at all finding “fault” in cases of domestic violence.) So what have we got left here?What was originally based on a woman “selling” a man the ability to havechildren and taking his surplus labour as “payment,” has become a woman havingand still taking a man’s surplus labour as “payment” for that which she isselling.If you go to a car dealership and buy a shiny new car, you might sign on the dotted line and agree to make payments for the next five years, but it is implied in the contract thatThe dealership cannot decide 6 months later that they want the car back, show up at your house, and just take it. Andthey cannot force you to make the next 54 payments on it if they take it away from you with no breach of contract on your part. It is yourand they have no right to it. To suggest otherwise would be to suggest you signed aTo suggest that you would still have to pay for gas, maintenance, and insurance after they sell it to someone else because “it is in the best interests of the car” is to suggest anYup.But this is what we are left with in the marriage contract. The man gets none of the property or rights which the contract was originally based upon, but the “vendor” still has the right to make you into this:“Hyahhh! Move it, you strong ox!” bellows the ex-wife. “You are divorced now with no legal rights to what youyou paid for, so start pulling this plow! No more lazing around for you, slave!children and Iyour labour! You own Nope, let the little ladies andgo back to living like this:Have nothing to do with them.Do not oppress them with marriage.Do not oppress them by allowing them to live in your nice home.Do not have sex with them. All sex is rape, dontcha know?Do not donate sperm. That now makes you liable to be a slave too.Again, make sure youoppress one single one of them with marriage. Do you hate women or something? Why would you want to oppress one of them with marriage, you misogynist! Put down thatmagazine, mister. We know what you are thinking... now move on and think more wholesome thoughts.a single one of them with a child. Women can’t stand kids and would like to have nothing to do with them.And, most certainly,pay anyone for a product they have no intention of actually “selling” to you.Do not feel you are obligated to work like a fool to pay taxes which support “the herd” of single and divorced mothers along withferal children.are not responsible to pay forYou don’t owe the herd anything. They don’t even want you to be part of the herd.are not responsible to be an economic performer who props up herd living with your labour while receiving nothing in return except a pat on the head along with a “good boy.” There are plenty of manginas who will prop up the herd until it can’t be propped up anymore. Let them work like dolts in an unsustainable system for someone else’s benefit then. Give them as few tax dollars as possible.Men should go back to only expending 20-30% of their labour ability, so they can return to living like this:Why in thewould you want to oppress one of those tricksters with Patriarchy?Why even bother with a cow that doesn't give milk? Let alone pay for one.It lowers divorce rates and cuts back on fraud.Read more on this subject in the following online book, The Case for Father Custody -- by Daniel Amneus