The document presents a bill requiring that a specific piece of legislation be voted on in a ballot referendum in Nebraska. It argues that legislation should reflect the will of the people and that popular votes provide greater legitimacy than other forms of legislative approval. Advances in voting technology are cited as a means to ensure fair and calm democratic processes.

1. 1
A BILL
To require passage of Bill ____ through use of ballot referendum.
1 Whereas governments, according to the Declaration of
2 Independence, derive their just powers only from the
3 consent of the governed;
4 Whereas our founding fathers thus, in creating the United
5 States, sought to represent the will of the people;
6 Whereas prominent legislation should represent the will of
7 the people and the best way to ensure this is by determining
8 such legislation via popular vote;
9 Whereas legislation passed by popular vote cannot defensibly
10 be overturned or declared un-Constitutional, making it
11 arguably more valid than that passed by any other form, more
12 more likely to stand the test of time, and making a judge or
13 any other official which seeks to remove it a tyrannical, un-
14 democratic dictator deserving of infamy;
15 Whereas advances in voting technology eliminate any previous
16 concerns about mob rule as pertaining to democracy, since
17 democracy can now be calmly performed through vote on a
18 vast scale without necessity of mobs, and allowing votes to be
19 taken without peer pressure or emotionally-charged
20 environments;
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22 Be it enacted by the people of the State of Nebraska,

2. 2
1 1) That Bill ____ shall be placed upon the ballot for the next available
2 election to be voted on by the citizens of Nebraska, which vote if by a
3 simple majority of at least 50%, shall guarantee its passage.