Anti-Capitalist Sentiment (with some morality)

[MadMojoMonkey]

Before the US Constitution, it was legal for the government to do 100% of things.

Which government? There wasn't really a US government before the constitution. There was a provisional government. I understand they had laws, too.

I don't know how far back into history you have to look to find an ungoverned people. Do you know of any?

[wufwugy]

Which government? There wasn't really a US government before the constitution. There was a provisional government. I understand they had laws, too.

I don't know how far back into history you have to look to find an ungoverned people. Do you know of any?

I worded that weirdly, but I'm referring to every government I've read about. At least ones that arose after the classical Greeks. Unless I'm wrong, I think the revolution of the US Constitution was that it was the first state with an actual constitution with restraints on government.

I miiiiiight be wrong on this, but I don't think so: the constitutional revolutions overthrew monarchies with technically total legal power.