Over in the USA the fallout from the election continues.
Most of the in-state lawsuits have been dismissed out of hand due to lack of evidence and now the between-states lawsuit instigated by Texas has also been thrown out by the Supreme Court of the USA.
So now where do those with a grievance regarding the egregious behaviour of certain states go for restitution?
The states that voted for Trump are quite rightly upset that Biden-voting states overturned their vote based on unconstitutional changes to their state voting laws. Had Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia abided by the constitution and not done mass mail-in voting, not accepted ballots that would normally be thrown out, the result would have been much different.
So where do those disenfranchised voters go now? If the courts won't even hear their grievances, what option do they have?
Courts normally are the safety valve for grievances. It's a way of preventing violence. Now if that safety vale is faulty and won't allow the scape of all that pent-up pressure and angst, where next?
I hate to remind people that Republican states are more likely to be proponents of the second amendment of the constitution and allow gun ownership, whereas the lily-livered Blue States tend to be more restrictive on guns. Which gives the Red states an advantage.
Of course there's nothing to stop a local militia taking over the legislature of these aberrant blue states.
In the name of the constitution, the public have the right and the moral obligation to take over these states by force if necessary and put right the wrongs that would cause the splitting of the USA if not corrected. If the courts refuse to provide the process that rights the wrongs done in these states then it's up to the public to step in.
The constitution of the USA provides the ability by means of the second amendment to bears arms and also instructs the public to defend the constitution against enemies of the state, both foreign and domestic. In the case of those that would cheat the system and allow voting in the general election to be affected so badly, I'd say the public has an obligation to remove them if the courts decline to get involved.
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