> ...much better than a world in which government decisions are truly final. Beware that level of power IMO. That is certainly a valid point in the case of law

> ...much better than a world in which government decisions are truly final. Beware that level of power IMO. That is certainly a valid point in the case of laws that expand a state's authority, but I don't think that is true where explicit restrictions on the state's authority are put in place (ex: bill of rights). I doubt anybody (outside of the Brady Campaign) will ever look over the bill of rights and think that we would have been better off without the explicit restrictions made clear.