Pop23
Gold Member
I'm fine with going down the State vote path, however this is something that can be repeated. 60% of the population might be "against" in 1990 whereas 60% might be "in favor of" in 2014. Maybe we should have the states vote once every few years.
I'd actually be all for that, but once voted in favor of it's permanent within that states border.
It'd be put up or shut up.
No, Pop. Under that logic all of the laws that were "one and done-ed" in 1786 would remain all throughout history. Popular opinion is ever shifting, and I think these laws ought to be updated continually to better reflect the norms and opinions of the society at hand as they continue to evolve.
Why would you be afraid/weary of a continual vote?
I'm not sure if you understand. If SSM wins, it can't be repealed. If the will of the people demand it, you can't put these people on a yo yo.
Of course I would also like the option of getting rid of marriage as a state institution all together on the same ballot.