If there was another American Revolution which side would you be on?

Question

Would you be on the government side or the people side?

Answer 1

I'm not sure,it would depend on a lot of issues.

Answer 2

I would be on the side of the constitution, a government by the people, for the people.

Answer 3

MY SIDE !!!!!!  Because what would come of this county is not what it was or should be.

Answer 4

The Brits, I think I would support the Brits.

Answer 5

We already have a peaceful revolution going on now.

"Revolution" only means change and need not be quarrelsome.

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Answer 6

i would be on the side that believed in less government intrusion and more freedom for the people,.....

Answer 7

Save the Republic that was lost to us at the end of the Great War of Northern Aggression....that side....the real side

Answer 8

I would be on the side of the people which would also be on the side of the government because We, the people, are the government.  We must simply choose to exercise our rights and therefore prevent a revolution.  If there is an American Revolution -- and we are very close -- it will be between illegal immigrants, illegal immigrant supporters vs. law-abiding citizens and legal immigrants.  Congress will take a back seat and will be impotent unless it can find enough soldiers to fight the citizens or the government chooses to fight on the side of the citizens.

Answer 9

I would be on the side fighting to restore the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Answer 10

I'd be on the west coast representing the west side G. Go liberals!

Answer 11

The war we fought for seven years against Great Britain was not a revolution! It was a War for American Independence. We didn't overthrow the British Crown. We merely got a final decree of divorce. Oliver Cromwell led a revolution. George Washington led a fight to part ways with Great Britain.

Answer 12

I swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.

Answer 13

That would depend a lot on what the revolutionaries were fighting for and also what they were fighting against.

I would join in a revolution to restore government by the Constitution as intended by the founding fathers back when the federal government was first formed.  That's why I currently support the Constitution Party in it's efforts to do change the 2 party-1 agenda system that is crippling our country.  If change can be brought about peacefully through the ballot box, that's the best way to do it.  If not, that's why we have the 2nd Amendment.  The writers of the Constitution knew that citizens must have a means of defense against those that mean them harm and tyrannical government.

I would not join in a revolution that was intended to end our form of government and replace it with a radical change such as a monarchy, a socialist state (although we're getting close to that now), or a dictatorship.

Answer 14

depends on what side the people are on and what are their grievances

as mark twain said

Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.

Answer 15

The side that was fighting for restoration of our constitution and i would say that's the peoples side since all our gov. is doing is shredding our rights via no habeas corpus for example.2nd amendment all the way.

Answer 16

the people of the united states and the protection of our rights - it is the responsibility of all american citizens.

ok that said - i am a pacifists - so i would probably help the wounded or something.

Answer 17

The side that benefits me and my family /friends the most!

Answer 18

your the coolest person in the world.

Answer 19

people side DA government 2 strict

Answer 20

I would be on the side of the constitution against the socialists.