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I don't disagree and I don't mind admitting it.I'm saying that is all of human civilization since the dawn of time. It's hardwired into our makeup, though we don't like to admit it.
I'm saying that in the United States, the foundation of political change is not violence but speech and thought, if the Constitution is followed. Our temerous experiment was to attempt to place the commitment to the rule of law above the desire for power at any cost.
Differentiation between the People and the States. The People, not the States, established the Constitution. Article one Sec 2 just mentions the People again as those elected Reps.That does not really change anything. No one likes to admit our propensity for violence is necessary, but even the preamble talks of common defense.
What particularly about Article 1 is important?