> but nothing is written in stone. Those things can be fixed as they come up. Unfortunately, this is not true. For example, a right that is taken away will be

> but nothing is written in stone. Those things can be fixed as they come up. Unfortunately, this is not true. For example, a right that is taken away will be EXTREMELY difficult to restore again. It's not like a switch that you can flip back and forth until enough evidence is gathered from both states that you know the "correct" way forward... Software has A/B tests for this, law most definitely does not.