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Defining that {lo broda na brode} has to stand for {naku lo broda
cu brode} and not for {lo broda naku cu brode} is neither logical
nor illogical, it's just one possible convention. You can't say
that one expression is more logical than the other. Each has its
own logical meaning.
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As usual, "logical" applied to Lojban means "how to do it in the usual language of formal logic," which, in this case (as usually), is the standrad Lojban convention. (But there are perfectly good logical systems tht do it otherwise -- including especially ones that, like Lojban, are SVO rather than VSO.)
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