Sure. Part 1: The US Constitution grants enumerated powers to the US Federal Government. If there is any ambiguity in the Constitution as to whether or not t

Sure. Part 1: The US Constitution grants enumerated powers to the US Federal Government. If there is any ambiguity in the Constitution as to whether or not the US Federal government can do something, then the answer is 'they can't.' Part 2: If you believe the constitution is tyrannical in itself, that future generations owe no allegiance to it, then you logically support secession. Why should anyone be bound by any agreement made in the past, perpetually, without external remediation? Secession is the answer; in order for the Constitution to be valid, it has to be voluntary, and it's not voluntary unless secession is legitimate.