When is an insurrection justified?
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Millard — 3 years ago(November 17, 2022 04:29 AM)
You can't take over a country by seizing a government building anyway.
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P.Error — 3 years ago(November 17, 2022 07:05 AM)
Even if we don't believe the election was rigged, is it a just reason for an insurrection if a presidential election was really rigged?
These people really believed that. That the entire government rigged an election.
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P.Error — 3 years ago(November 17, 2022 08:19 AM)
They believe the evidence was covered up by the mainstream media. Between Qanon, Newsmax, and that one documentary, they had evidence. Whether it was legit or not is another story, but these outlets give them evidence.
How are you defining evidence? There would never be "evidence" in that way of a rigged presidential election. No one would report that; it's too dangerous. The only way to get that information would be through underground sources.
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TaraDeS — 3 years ago(November 17, 2022 09:46 AM)
by Jobu November 17, 2022 04:46 AM
Member since October 2, 2019
Where do you draw the line, and say, "Hey now, wait a minute, government."
If the feds come to your house door-to-door and force you to give up your guns?
If the feds demanded your first born must be killed via population control?
If they shut off electricity in every house after 8 PM to save energy?
If the government kills people, forcibly constraining the victim, without consent based on a crime the person is accused of committing? OH WAIT THIS ONE HAPPENS.
Where do you draw the line?
For me the
"Lockdowns"
(Corona measures) were at the limits.
These Corona measures violated human rights (liberty) without a
good
reason.
Apart of my personal opinion a constitution's check can be helpful.
Right to resist
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_resist
For us it's fixed in Article 20 (4) Basic Law (Grundgesetz / Constitution).