Men living in the United States should not legally marry

MayCaesar

Your arguments 2 and 3 only really apply to the community property states, and only 9 states out of 50 in the US have this awful system in place. In all other states, unless you specifically agree to share some of the property with your spouse, you own everything you own, and your partner owns everything they own, so divorce simply ends up with a signature and with no rewards to either side. The only exception to this would be the case where the couple has a child; in this case the one who takes the child may be eligible for child support from the former partner - which is ridiculous, in my opinion, but that is how it works.

Even so, they are questionable. I have not seen any hard evidence that the divorce laws favor women in any way. In practice women tend to get more out of divorces simply because the average woman's wealth is lower than the average man's wealth, and since the marital property division tends to be somewhat equal, statistically women get more. There are plenty of cases where a poor man divorces a rich woman and just as well gets a large chunk of her former wealth.

Your argument 1 is fully in line with my opinion as well. I do not even think government-recognized marriage should be a thing; marriage is a relic of old religious days, where in order to insure societal stability such a permanent arrangement was introduced and encouraged.