You're not getting laid in NH, because it's a crime

[MTPorcupine3]

The perfect chance to get some poly Civil Disobedience going... w00t!

Wait a minute. You're not thinking of downtown Keene, are you?

[MTPorcupine3]

By the way, thinkliberty, you're quite a talented headline writer! Good inside reference.

[Kat Kanning]

Sigh...what I do for liberty in our lifetimes.

[Tom Sawyer]

Well you paid Mike Fisher for the manicure...

Ohhh... never mind (that's just wrong) 

[Kat Kanning]

I think THAT's illegal, too, so it'd be double-disobedience.

[Jim Johnson]

Ridley want video....  Aahggaaa.

[Friday]

This thread is so hilariously wrong.   

[Praeteridiot]

In other words:

Those people that believe people need to "work inside the system" need to change the law before they can get laid.

The anarchist and civil disobedience crowd can still get laid.   

but only as long as they're cheating on someone.  otherwise it isn't edgy and hip and doesn't count and their life is meaningless.

[Praeteridiot]

Actually I'm not quite sure I completely understand.  Although I'm assuming that NH doesn't have 'no fault' divorce, adultery is a contract violation, isn't it?  While it's redundant to prohibit a specific type of contract violation (perhaps), I don't see how it's a good thing to legalize it out of a vaccum. 

Obviously the government shouldn't be involved in such a contract in the first place (because government demonstrably can't handle that responsibility), though.

[Keyser Soce]

"When police refused to pursue adultery charges, Robert Stackelback brought the complaint himself against the pair. He later dropped the charges."

What is the procedure by which this is done?

[Jim Johnson]

"When police refused to pursue adultery charges, Robert Stackelback brought the complaint himself against the pair. He later dropped the charges."

What is the procedure by which this is done?

He gathered evidence and filed a citizen's complaint.  http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,963629,00.html

You go to your City Hall and ask for a citizen's complaint form.
You fill out the form.
You give it to a counter bureaucrat.
If it gives the City a reason to collect more money they will give the form to another bureaucrat.
If no easy money, it will be filed.

[mackler]

I love the way they can actually claim with a straight face, "We shouldn't be in the business of regulating what consenting adults do with each other," but at the same time pass a law regulating marriage and deciding who can get married with the state's permission.

That law only regulates marriage between people with a state-centric definition of marriage.