I concur with inevitable.
I also note, anywhere it's been made legal, there hasn't been much of whatever mysterious problem or catastrophe the Christers think is going to happen.
Some of the bizarro legal gyrations that occurred over the last 20 years are finally being addressed. I'm looking forward to Nebraska's state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage falling in the dustbin of history. It is so POORLY written that a strict literalist judge could actually rule home ownership, by anyone, is illegal. Other illegalites include driving, going to a restaurant, drinking alcohol or water, going to school, shaving, watching TV, voting in an election, vacuuming, painting, church attendance, printing or reading a newspaper, going to work, shopping in a mall, earning a degree, seeing a doctor, listening to a radio, and on and on and on.
I also note, anywhere it's been made legal, there hasn't been much of whatever mysterious problem or catastrophe the Christers think is going to happen.
Some of the bizarro legal gyrations that occurred over the last 20 years are finally being addressed. I'm looking forward to Nebraska's state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage falling in the dustbin of history. It is so POORLY written that a strict literalist judge could actually rule home ownership, by anyone, is illegal. Other illegalites include driving, going to a restaurant, drinking alcohol or water, going to school, shaving, watching TV, voting in an election, vacuuming, painting, church attendance, printing or reading a newspaper, going to work, shopping in a mall, earning a degree, seeing a doctor, listening to a radio, and on and on and on.
