>If your house's foundation (the Constitution) is crumbling, do you continue to build on top of it (laws) to keep the house from collapsing? Obviously a countr

>If your house's foundation (the Constitution) is crumbling, do you continue to build on top of it (laws) to keep the house from collapsing? Obviously a country is not a house, and countries have been very successful with only a single constitution (America) and with many (France). But generally changing constitutions frequently does not make for a politically stable state, and much in terms of quality of life rests on political stability.