Missed this part did you?
Or did you read it as "...the Right of the Court to alter or abolish it..."?
If only you'd been there to save Madison from all that time he wasted writing a Bill of Rights to limit the feds powers.
Or did you read it as "...the Right of the Court to alter or abolish it..."?
That highlights the issue. Have the Courts become a super-legislature preempting matters from voter's decision? A more powerful King George has emerged in robes.
You snipped that and took it completely out of contex. What you snipped says:
That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government,
That's not talking about a certain law, its about the government in general.