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People have an unalienable natural right to vote with violence and force. If people do not like their government and the government does not provide peaceful wa
by chrischen 10y ago
People have an unalienable natural right to vote with violence and force. If people do not like their government and the government does not provide peaceful ways for the people to get their way then the people can always take power by force.
So if millions of people want the opposite, they would enact it but force of they want it enough.
- woodandsteel 10y ago>If people do not like their government and the government does not provide peaceful ways for the people to get their way then the people can always take power by force. Alas, that is not true. The government always has a military with weapons far more powerful than the public (and the public in a dictatorship is usually forbidden from owning guns). Furthermore, in a dictatorship there is usually a significant minority that is given money and other privileges to support it. So the government usually can simply crush any rebellion in a very bloody manner.