Is marriage to a deceased spouse's sibling an incestuous union to you?

[Ebowed]

As with any situation involving consenting adults, I don't really care.

Does this include literal incest?  (Like full sibling, or even parental incest if the child is over the consent age?)  Or polygamy, for that matter?  Polygamy would open up such a can of legal worms: wills would be so much more complicated.

Fair questions.  I don't think there should be criminal penalties for consensual incest, definitely free counseling though.  Polygamy appears to me to impede the rights of most of the people involved, and leads to highly dysfunctional social hierarchies, and though I can entertain an argument in its favor from the libertarian perspective, I cannot embrace it because of the effects of polygyny when it thrives as an integral feature of isolated cultures.

[MyRescueKittehRocks]

I agree with the Hebrews on this one. 

[minionofmidas]

'kay, next question:

Is marriage to a spouse's deceased sibling an incestuous union to you? Or do you consider such a union bigamous? Or necrophiliac? Or none of the above?

[Person Man]

Didn't Onan die because he refused to marry his dead brother's wife?

[The Mikado]

Didn't Onan die because he refused to marry his dead brother's wife?

He refused to impregnate her, spilling his seed on the ground .

[FalselyImperturbable]

Option 1. All marriages, as long as they are between consenting adults, are fine with me.