Just to be explicit about this argument you’re making, at one point would you be willing to die for the constitution’s sake? You said it was fuzzy but what would be a point where you would feel it was justified?
I'm partial to some form of Decker's list as a starting point:
"If the present administration should cancel elections; if it should engage in fraud in the electoral process; if it should suppress the speech of its opponents, and jail its political adversaries; if it ignores the will of Congress; if it should directly spurn the orders of the court; all these are reasons for revolution."
Just to be explicit about this argument you’re making, at one point would you be willing to die for the constitution’s sake? You said it was fuzzy but what would be a point where you would feel it was justified?
I'm partial to some form of Decker's list as a starting point:
"If the present administration should cancel elections; if it should engage in fraud in the electoral process; if it should suppress the speech of its opponents, and jail its political adversaries; if it ignores the will of Congress; if it should directly spurn the orders of the court; all these are reasons for revolution."
I think those should be uncontroversial.