I sent this email to the president : Marriage fraud hurts honest Americans and undermines both love and immigration integrity. Either support stronger safeguards & real solutions or abandon marriage as a means of citizenship eligibility .
#MarriageIntegrity #ImmigrationReform #StopScams
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This was all in response to this awful Https://Sinfest.XYZ web comic that did not understand the sanctity of marriage .
https://www.reddit.com/r/sinfest/comments/1kqww85/comment/mt9f9my/?context=3
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My dad was fooled into marrying a foreign woman who divorced her way into citizenship in the 1980's .
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Here is a video of Eddie Murphy doing stand up comedy about it . Back then , it was a joke but now it is a horrifying reality .
https://youtu.be/SniOXFhwIZ8
## Casino Thot or Slave Plantation: The Paradox of Marriage and Control
**PilotRedSun voice:**
"Casino thot or slave plantation, which one is it going to be? Huh?"
## Marriage: From Sacred Contract to Transaction
Historically, marriage was never just about two people in love—it was a binding contract involving both God and the state, with severe consequences for infidelity or failure[1][7]. In many societies, marriage was cemented by economic exchanges: dowry and bride price. The dowry was wealth transferred from the bride's family to the groom, while bride price was paid by the groom to the bride's family[5][8]. These transactions were less about romance and more about alliances, property, and social stability[2][6].
## Control, Punishment, and Property
In the past, infidelity was not only a personal betrayal but also a crime against both religious and state authority, sometimes punishable by banishment, loss of property, or even execution[3]. The party with the most control over the marriage often paid the most—through dowries, bride prices, or even insuring the union against failure, sometimes with draconian penalties[2][3].
## The Modern Paradox
Today, the idea of marriage as "eternal love" is under threat. Divorce is common, and legal systems no longer treat women as property or guarantee love as a minimum standard. Instead, marriage has become a negotiation, often stripped of its old guarantees and protections[4]. The "paradox of free-love" is that love now exists without the intervention of church or state, making it both more liberated and more precarious.
## The Extremes in Comic Parody
Your comic's prince is trapped between two patriarchal extremes:
- The "slave plantation": One woman, full control, but at the cost of splitting wealth and enduring heavy penalties for failure.
- The "casino thot": Multiple disposable partners, no obligation, but also no real security or loyalty.
Historically, those in power tried to have both—a queen and a hierarchy of concubines, all under threat of severe punishment for any perceived disloyalty. Religious and political leaders often reinterpreted marriage contracts to suit their own authority, sometimes with brutal results[3][7].
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