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But a limitation without the means of enforcement would be worthless, and revolution remains as the reserve power in society.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgBut a limitation without the means of enforcement would be worthless, and revolution remains as the reserve power in society.
This statement emphasizes the importance of enforcement in limitations on government power, as discussed by Laski.
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