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I’m not sure about all of that stuff, but I do think it may be a bit unfair to judge 18th century Great Britain by the modern version, which would unquestionably justify revolution.

The key fact here that the Founding Fathers weren’t trying to eliminate the British monarchy or take over Great Britain, they wanted the ability to govern themselves. It’s my belief that the standards for justifying the overthrow of a government are much higher than the standards for wanting...

I do have to admit that some of the justifications for the American Revolution were a bit questionable and so too is the morality of the war. Then again, revolution is the wrong word, I’d say that it is more accurate to say that it was not a revolution but a succession and it is my belief that...