According to Brutus, why is the decision about ratifying the new constitution so important?

Answer with Explanation:

"Brutus" is a pen name used by an "antifideralist." An Antifideralist was considered a person who didn't support the ratification of the Constitution. They didn't want s strong government to control the people.

According to Brutus, the decision about ratifying the new constitution should be thought well, for this will also affect the future generation. He believes that it could lead to the destruction of the citizen's liberty because the federal legislative could form armies according to their will. Vesting the power to the Supreme Court will give it the opportunity to take all powers, thus making the government even more stronger. He fears that this strength will be used against the people's will. He wanted the people to reject the new constitution, thus he mentioned several things regarding the decision for ratifying it.