This fake issue invented by a ludicrous government mandate created a religious squabble
highlights once again the problem when you get government involved in the middle of anything where people differ, because (1) central planning historically never worked and backfired anyway, on micro- and macro- scales both, and (2) 10 people will always have about 15 different opinions on how to do anything, and (3) while some things are predictable (the sun will come up in the morning) nobody can predict the sum of all human behaviors with precision to be able to plan for them.
So somebody has to give in to the planners, whoever they are. Unless you just plan to let the people decide, not by a tyranny of the majority, or a tyranny of the purported majority. /
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