That's not true. Cite which part of the Constitution says that? Since the Constitution sets what is legal there is no legal right to overthrow the government.
The Declaration of Independence say of a democracy must be popular in order to maintain itself, not quite in those words but in that spirit.
The Declaration of Independence say of a democracy must be popular in order to maintain itself, not quite in those words but in that spirit.
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It's true that's been kept available on the market has not kept up with modern military technology, but that doesn't change that when the constitution was written, overthrowing the government with
Some people still hunt deer as a sport, now that most of the natural predators have been displaced it's necessary to keep the deer population under control.
Thomas Jefferson's other writings help clarify that revolutions overthrowing governments are indeed what the U.S. founding fathers meant by 'A free state'.
https://www.monticello.org/research-education/thomas-jefferson-encyclopedia/tree-liberty-quotation/
We have plenty of laws and regulations which aren't part of the constitution.
There is no constitutional amendment or other provision forbidding drunk driving.
Does that make every citation and fine anyone's ever received illegal?
No.
We don't need to misrepresent the views of
Also there are no laws or regulations allowing people to own a nuclear weapon that's infringing on my second Amendment right to bear arms isn't it?