[Seattle3503]

> Personally I do agree with the "do nothing" stance, but I don't think it's going to hold up among the wider public. The die is cast and far too many average people are supporting moves like this. So the first defense should be to steer that conversation in a better way instead of stonewalling.

I agree with this, and I find it frustrating how many people refuse to see this. It seems a lot of people would rather be "right" than compromise and keep the world closer to their stated values.