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If your government tries to change it without the approval of the states, etc. (see constitutional amendments in the US), you kill the government. That's what t
by Vecr 4y ago
If your government tries to change it without the approval of the states, etc. (see constitutional amendments in the US), you kill the government. That's what the second amendment is for. To be pedantic, they are not the actual government anymore when they don't follow the constitution, but they have to be killed all the same to clear space for the new legitimate government.
- j16sdiz 4y ago> They have to be killed Who have the power to do that? Does individual state have army?
- magicalhippo 4y agoThat's where the armed bears come into play, isn't it?
- zaarn 4y agoYou are aware that the government can just drone strike you, right? Or have a cop gun you down (with qualified immunity, they won't even get any punishment!)
- boppo1 4y agoYes. But that's a far-cry from where we are now. There are americans in positions of authority who would happily wield that type of violence against other americans. There are also americans in positions of authority who would be unhappy about it. Imagine telling a bunch of 20 year olds in the national guard they're going to kill some dangerous domestic terrorists. Imagine What happens if they don't think those people are really dangerous.
- zaarn 4y agoWith how the average cop/soldier of american origin acts, half of them would have fired the bullet before you finished the sentence "domestic terrorist".