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You seem to have cut out the actual argument i made, which you are in fact proving: 1. The law in the US definitely does not change quickly, and you've cited no
by DannyBee 8y ago
You seem to have cut out the actual argument i made, which you are in fact proving:
1. The law in the US definitely does not change quickly, and you've cited nothing to say it does.
2. I cited these very statistics and explicitly said they are not the kind of level of social consensus that tends to change the law.
You have provided nothing to argue otherwise.
I can't tell whether you claim it is not becoming legal where there is large enough local consensus (which is definitely true, and supports my larger point).