If you bothered to read my post, I prefaced it by saying that is largely the path many states are taking. "State's rights" is the clarion call when your party is out of power at the federal level. Many states in the South were so strongly leaning "state's rights" (bordering secessionist) when Obama was in power. "Calexit" is a thing now. It will swing even more strongly the other way in the future. At most Guffaw is a little early in basically echoing the desire of the members of those states, and taking it to a fully logical step. It is the path that we are taking, and this issue is merely one example.

Put another way, allowing a state fullest autonomy (even up to secession) is the highest form of tolerance, right? Modify the slatement only slightly, but express the same exact same sentiment.