But you said they were trying to create a "stable government." The above belies that statement.
> Actually, they often appealed to "reason".
Rhetoric is an ancient skill, always highly valued.
Ladies and gentlemen, come see the amazing Non-Sequitor Man. He can say things that bear no relevance to anything else, but will insist that they do! Come one! Come all!
> It has the same effect as it means that unconstitutional laws will not be enforced.
And who decides what laws are unconstitutional?
Nobody . . . and everybody. It's just that the USSC decides which laws are enforcable in the courts. Wait. Never mind. It's a subtle concept. No sense in confusing you. You are right. Never mind.
To Mudboy Slim, who I assume will show up pretty soon;
It's true. I said I'd quit. But I thought I could just lurk. Then I thought just a few uncontroversial comments. Now, here I am back in the thick of it and wishing I weren't.
In my defense I'm not the only one whose's addicted. I'll have to do what all addicts do. Try again.