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Woman Plans to Marry Her Father After 2 Years of Dating

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N.J. STAT. ANN. § 37:1-1 (2013). CERTAIN MARRIAGES OR CIVIL UNIONS PROHIBITED

a. A man shall not marry or enter into a civil union with any of his ancestors or descendants, or his sister

or brother, or the daughter or son of his brother or sister, or the sister or brother of his father or mother,

whether such collateral kindred be of the whole or half blood.

b. A woman shall not marry or enter into a civil union with any of her ancestors or descendants, or her

sister or brother, or the daughter or son of her brother or sister, or the sister or brother of her father or

mother, whether such collateral kindred be of the whole or half blood.

c. A marriage or civil union in violation of any of the foregoing provisions shall be absolutely void.

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Basic rule of genetics: overall health depends on spreading the genes apart. Ultimately makes the herd stronger. Keeping them close together tends to result in strange mutations.

 

Also, for me, it's a moral thing as well. And it's gross.

This.^

These people give trailer parks a good name. That's all I can think to say.

If they have a child he will be its father, and its grandfather. She would be its mother, and its sister.

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