The Constitution gives T zero power to write law, and zero power to break it...
So, why is he getting away with it?
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Elessar · 26-30, M
Because a constitution isn't worth the paper it's written on if it is not enforced, and the mechanisms for enforcement have been for all practical purposes dismantled
The U.S. is a big open sky experiment of what happens when you insist using a political system that has been obsolete for three centuries now.
Like insisting on using a Windows 95 computer to access the Internet in 2025. A piece of "malware" written in the 1930s that wouldn't work anywhere else is enough to wreak things apart
The U.S. is a big open sky experiment of what happens when you insist using a political system that has been obsolete for three centuries now.
Like insisting on using a Windows 95 computer to access the Internet in 2025. A piece of "malware" written in the 1930s that wouldn't work anywhere else is enough to wreak things apart