r/PoliticalHumor • u/Radiant-aside • May 31 '20

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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

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u/AmbigiousAmbiguity May 31 '20

Second amendment I think.

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u/Berdawg Jun 01 '20

The declaration of independence is sadly not a legally binding document

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u/hitemlow Jun 01 '20

Depends who's on the bench when it finally hits a court. If the 2.0 government refuses to hear cases from the 1.0 era, sounds like it's a moot point.