Contact With The Polygamist Mormons Of Bountiful

I’ve lived in the area of Creston for approximately two years. On at least six occasions, I was close enough to “catch” snatches of conversation (yeah, I’m nosy).

Mostly they were amongst girls in their teens. All seemed to be under the local merchants’ marketing spell. Giggles and happy interactions seemed the norm. It was of no consequence as to what was said, but the tone and flavor of these very short snippets of unfettered young polygamist babble sounded like common social intercourse for that age group, to me.

From casual distant observation, these groups were totally free, happy and normal, except for their dress (but then, Sikhs dress different, too) than any other knot of culturally defined youth. I say, from what I have witnessed in Creston personally, read, and cobbled together via inductive reasoning, and lateral, LSD enhanced thought processes, speaking as an Oracle now, “If you allow religious exemptions, religious oppression through moral judgment laws, of any kind, you will reap a harvest of social dishonesty and strife.”

This current “legal” dilemma is due to the confusion caused by the entrenchment of one religious view over another in law. Christians don’t believe in Polygamy. They (Emily Murphy and other Christian movements) have entrenched their views many times, as they did their racists views, through the exclusion of certain cultures (defined by their use of the “Black Candle” Hashish.)

Think about the trauma caused to our society by this law of prohibition of Cannabis throughout its history. Can you spot the crime organizations; general lawlessness, founded on that piece of morality based religious legislation?