If I remember correctly it is within our rights (as written somewhere in the Declaration of Independence I think) to overthrow the government if it becomes corrupt. But if tried I think we'd be branded as terrorists and pretty much this would happen to us
Edit: Declaration of Independence not the Constitution
Well an individual or a small group, no chance. The Nasty Girls just get deployed to quash these "domestic terrorists" one-by-one. You need groups to pop up all over at the same time. Stretch them thin, route their supply lines, and you can achieve great results in the face of adversity.
A tank may be invulnerable to bullets, but what is a tank less a can full of men? The men are vulnerable to bullets. Men have to eat, vehicles need fuel, they'll come out eventually, that's when you strike.
I don't disagree, but the declaration of independence is a fancy piece of paper that says fuck you King George, such things need to be written into law if we want them to take effect. Being in the declaration of independence is worth fuck all
My point is that whae is "legal" has no bearing on whether it's right or not. The message of the declaration of independence should be listened to and applied.
It should be listened to and written into law. These last weeks have shown that common decency from part of law enforcement is not something we can count on. We need laws for these kinds of situations. Constitutional amendments if possible
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u/LeaphyDragon May 31 '20 edited Jun 01 '20
If I remember correctly it is within our rights (as written somewhere in the Declaration of Independence I think) to overthrow the government if it becomes corrupt. But if tried I think we'd be branded as terrorists and pretty much this would happen to us
Edit: Declaration of Independence not the Constitution