One of the simplest arguments against change is to say that something is too expensive, unsafe, or impossible. Saying something is expensive, unsafe, or impossible pushes you down a rabbit warren of arguments. It forces you to discuss various interpretations of multiple financial and safety scenarios—and it distracts from the issue that when something is a civil right we must have ingenuity. People need to assume that it is possible to figure things out, that we can problem-solve and act.
