[suijurisfreeman]

</span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (castille,)
If everyone had their say on how the US would be run....the US wouldn't be run at all!

280 million different opinions means no decisions will be made. People will argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and argue and<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>

You still have not addressed my question. The question wasn't "if everyone had their say on how the US would be run", how could it run at all? For the US government to have "just powers", is the consent of the governed necessary as is stated in the unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America?
Wasn't this the foundation upon which this country was founded? Does this concept mean anything to you? Please in your next response address my question.