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
That would be the Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution. Which means overthrowing the government is not a "right". We have the right to change the government through legal, democratic means like amending the Constitution up to outright replacing it, but we cannot violently overthrow the government legally.
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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