[استطلاع] هل يجوز لناشطة في حقوق المرأة أن تتزوج برجل متزوج بأخرى ؟

Quote: Pigs Fed Up There was a farmer who had a herd of pigs. One day an activist came to the farm and asked the farmer: "What do you feed your pigs?" "Well," said the farmer, "It's important to feed them what's been scientifically shown to be the best diet. They get a mixture of corn meal, soy meal, milled oats and vitamin supplements. Why do you ask?" Well," the activist said, "I represent a coalition of the Society for Precious Animals and Conscientious Educational Dedicationalism and the Organization for Universal Tribulation (SPACED-OUT) and I think you don't feed them like you should, they shouldn't eat agricultural waste products." The activist went to the local newspaper, and the headline of the article was, "Pigs Force-Fed Waste Products." Some days later, another person arrived and asked what the pigs ate. The farmer answered: "Well, I feed them very well. I give them salmon, caviar, shrimp and steak, with their choice of a salad buffet. Most of them prefer cheeseburgers and fries, though. Why do you ask?" "Because I am from the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)," he said, "And I think it's wrong that you feed your pigs so indiscriminately when there are people dying with nothing to eat." So the FAO representative went to the New York Times and the headline of the article was, "Obesity Epidemic Strikes Pigs; Farmers Careless About Diet." Alongside the article was a picture of the farmer with a dumbfounded expression on his face. Two weeks later, another activist came to the farm and asked what the pigs ate. The hesitant farmer answered after a few moments. "Well, each day I give ten dollars to each pig so they can buy whatever they want," he said. The activist went back to the headquarters of the International Generous and Natural Organization of Righteous, Realistic and Rational Agriculture and Nutritional Targets (IGNORRRANT), which issued a press release: "Pigs Bribed in Science Fraud Scandal." So the farmer turned the pigs loose to forage around the countryside for whatever they could find on their own. The next day, yet another activist showed up on the farm and asked, "What do you feed your chickens?" A week later, on page eight of the local newspaper, an article appeared: "Poultry Advocate Vanishes, Pigs Implicated."