A few things here:
First, if it didn't become apparent by the government actions last year and this one - the Constitution no longer exists in the eyes of the Feds. They can do whatever they want, whenever they want. The Compact has already been dissolved.
Case in point - Trump was legally elected TWICE by the American People. During his Administration the Government did everything in it's power to hinder him from doing the job he was elected for. On his re-election, the government decided it didn't want him and committed massive fraud for it to happen. So, the Constitution is already dead.
Second, you mention cleaning up the corrupt people. Who EXACTLY is going to do this when the people responsible for doing it (the DOJ) are just as corrupt as the rest of the government.
Third, you mention the "checks and balances" and, in my first post, I included an excerpt from the Declaration of Independence on not only one of our fundamental rights, but our DUTY, when the government has reached the point it has.
Fourth, what is revolution? Was this very country not founded on revolution? Revolution is when a government has become so criminal and abusive the people have had enough. The Constitution you enshrine in your first sentence would not exist without a revolution. That same Constitution will be little more than toilet paper to the Federal Government in a few more years without a similarly forceful reminder that THE PEOPLE, not the government, are master of this sovereign nation.
Lastly, no one is saying do away with the Constitution. But maybe the American People feel is needs to be shored up for the future. Things such as term limits, actual text in the Constitution to ensure secure and free elections, etc.
That is up to the American People. However, the structure and function of the Constitution has long since been trashed by the government. Remember. the Second Amendment was also given to us as a check and balance for when we reached this very point as well. Our Founders even commented that to preserve liberty a little revolution now and again was a good thing.
A few things here:
First, if it didn't become apparent by the government actions last year and this one - the Constitution no longer exists in the eyes of the Feds. They can do whatever they want, whenever they want. The Compact has already been dissolved.
Second, you mention cleaning up the corrupt people. Who EXACTLY is going to do this when the people responsible for doing it (the DOJ) are just as corrupt as the rest of the government.
Third, you mention the "checks and balances" and, in my first post, I included an excerpt from the Declaration of Independence on not only one of our fundamental rights, but our DUTY, when the government has reached the point it has.
Fourth, what is revolution? Was this very country not founded on revolution? Revolution is when a government has become so criminal and abusive the people have had enough. The Constitution you enshrine in your first sentence would not exist without a revolution. That same Constitution will be little more than toilet paper to the Federal Government in a few more years without a similarly forceful reminder that THE PEOPLE, not the government, are master of this sovereign nation.
Lastly, no one is saying do away with the Constitution. But maybe the American People feel is needs to be shored up for the future. Things such as term limits, actual text in the Constitution to ensure secure and free elections, etc.
That is up to the American People. However, the structure and function of the Constitution has long since been trashed by the government. Remember. the Second Amendment was also given to us as a check and balance for when we reached this very point as well. Our Founders even commented that to preserve liberty a little revolution now and again was a good thing.