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How am I changing subjects? A PP said his first wife didn't let him marry others.  I said there is no evidence to say that was the reason he didn't. I keep saying that.

As for the marriage to Aisha, she collected on her marriage big time, so I doubt she was discommoded much. I am also wiling to believe that a 50-year old doesn't need a particularly strong reason to pair up with a young girl.  Most 50-year olds will sleep with the youngest legal option if they could.[/quote]

OK, gross. Now you're all but shrugging off Aisha's marriage as being a "guy thing."

Aisha was the daughter of one of Mohammed's top lieutenants. Yet you prefer to toss out the alliance theory in favor of your notion that a six-year-old enters marriage with dreams of "collecting big time." You also "doubt she was discommoded"--well hello sweeping assumptions based on no factual or historical evidence whatsoever. But it's OK when you do this, right?[/quote]
What she dreamed about, no one knew.  And who cares? That wasn't even her first engagement.

That she has reaped very big gains out of this marriage is an actual fact.

I don't actually have a theory on what drove her.  That wasn't my story.  I said we don't know whether Mohammed's first wife banned him from marrying others. That's my story, I'm sticking to it. [/quote]

I'm not exactly following what you guys are arguing about, but acting like a woman who was married off at 6 "reaped very big gains" is just so grotesque and awful.[/quote]

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