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Rather , in its zeal to address the constitutional issues , the majority sidesteps this established canon of construction with the feeble excuse that the challenged regulations " do not raise the sort of ' grave and doubtful constitutional questions , ' . The associations which are formed are aware , as well as the nation at large , that they do not represent the majority : this is , indeed , a condition inseparable from their existence ; for if they did represent the preponderating power , they would change the law instead of soliciting its reform . Their leaders are ready to fight for this belief , and the majority accepts this as legitimate cause . The minority must submit to the majority : this means that the resolutions issued by Party organisations must be firmly implemented by Party members . In the meantime , a majority within this network has come to the conclusion that eventually a new political force must be built as an alternative to the Left Party . Can a majority evade this limitation , with or without the aid of its court ?