• @[email protected]
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    07 months ago

    Look at other ballot measures, like weed legalization. Those simple principles sprung an encyclopedia of laws too. ANY significant change to government policy will do that. Complexity is certainly not a reason to ignore the will of the voters.

    • @TJD
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      17 months ago

      Jesus you’re fucking dense. Yes, there’s an encyclopedia of laws to be passed. No, it doesn’t justify forcing them all into one big yes/no

      • @[email protected]
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        07 months ago

        You can keep insisting that it’s an “encyclopedia of laws” but that doesn’t make it true. Ballot initiatives are to determine the public stance on the issues. The public wants reproductive rights. It doesn’t matter if you describe it in those 2 words or a thousand words. It means the same thing.

        • @TJD
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          07 months ago

          So then vote on each specific law individually and stop throwing a fit if its all stuff you’re confident in. Simple as.

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            17 months ago

            Or Republicans could stop treating the public like idiots who can’t decide on more than one thing at once. Funny how y’all have no problem with compendium bills when it comes to disenfranchisement of minority voters or cutting taxes on the wealthy.