[eudamoniac]

There is literally no legal vehicle to uproot it, so, sure. If the law gets in the way of arriving at a functioning government, then breaking the law is what needs to happen. Not that I think what we have now is "functioning" either, but the act of subversion itself is not a big issue for me. Trump's stupid actions are an issue for me, but not so much the legality of them; if he were illegally improving the country that would be welcome.

[kmacleod]

Small nit, as a legal vehicle, the constitution allows itself to be entirely replaced.

[Tadpole9181]

We've moved into the "open autocratic kleptocracy" phase of conservativism, I see...