[Steve_Seattle]

"Whatever else this amendment may be about, it is also about which religion or religious view shall be the law of our state. That is precisely what the Founders sought to avoid and what we in this state have avoided for 157 years."

Since the law has for 157 years prohibited same-sex marriage, how can re-affirmation of that principle be considered a change from prior practice? And aren't they demanding that the law be changed to conform to THEIR religious views? Both logic and facts are in short supply in this article.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Since the law has for 157 years prohibited same-sex marriage, how can re-affirmation of that principle be considered a change from prior practice?

Well, you know Hegelians. The universe is in a constant state of teleological flux until it reaches the "omega point" at which point "truth" will finally be arrived at. Until then, everything is constantly changing.