| | :Also, be careful with the choice of words "democratically-elected government," because that could be construed as either a form of [[Direct Democracy]] or [[Representative democracy]] which both differ in their meanings. Say what you mean, and say it directly: The United States is a [[Constitutional Republic]]. In my humble opinion, if there are those who wish to bring a [[Revolution]] to this great nation, with an aim to fundamentally transform America's system of government by turning it into a [[Socialist]] or [[Communist]] union, the American people can either accept these failed political philosophies as their new form of government, or its citizens can stand up and demand [[freedom]]. If demanding freedom is coined as a "Revolution," then yeah, I guess it is justifiable. Revolutions can be peaceful or violent. [[Don't tread on me]]. [[User:DerekE|DerekE]] 18:46, 15 July 2010 (EDT) | | :Also, be careful with the choice of words "democratically-elected government," because that could be construed as either a form of [[Direct Democracy]] or [[Representative democracy]] which both differ in their meanings. Say what you mean, and say it directly: The United States is a [[Constitutional Republic]]. In my humble opinion, if there are those who wish to bring a [[Revolution]] to this great nation, with an aim to fundamentally transform America's system of government by turning it into a [[Socialist]] or [[Communist]] union, the American people can either accept these failed political philosophies as their new form of government, or its citizens can stand up and demand [[freedom]]. If demanding freedom is coined as a "Revolution," then yeah, I guess it is justifiable. Revolutions can be peaceful or violent. [[Don't tread on me]]. [[User:DerekE|DerekE]] 18:46, 15 July 2010 (EDT) |