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For Entertainment Purposes OnlynBREAKING: UNITEDnSTATES PUT ONnWATCHLIST FORnURGENT CONCERN FORnITS CIVIC SOCIETYnincoming stitch..n#yallainttiredyetnSERIOUS NEWS THIS MORNINGnBEEN PUT ONnA WATCH LISTnFOR URGENT CONCERNnOVER THE HEALTHnOF ITS CIVIC SOCIETYnTHEY DON'T WANTnYOU TO KNOW THIS,nTHAT'S WHY THEYnNEVER TAUGHT USn#yallainttiredyetnDeclaration of Independence (July 4,n1776):n"That whenever any Form ofnGovernment becomes destructivenof these ends [life, liberty, and thenpursuit of happiness], it is the Rightnof the People to alter or to abolishnit, and to institute newnGovernment..."nIt continues:n"...it is their right, it is their duty, tonthrow off such Government, and tonprovide new Guards for their futurensecurity."n#yallainttiredyetnAt least 35 state constitutions since thenfounding era explicitly assert thenpeople's inalienable right to alter, reform,nor abolish government-oftennconditioned on government failing tonsecure rights and where redress hasnbeen blockednen.wikipedia.org +15n#yallainttiredyetn**Massachusetts (1780nConstitution)**n- Article I, Part First, Article VII:n"Therefore the people alone have annincontestable, unalienable, andnindefeasible right to institutengovernment; and to reform, alter, orntotally change the same..."nreddit.com +15n**Vermont (1777 Constitution)**n- Article 7:n"the community hath annindubitable, unalienable, andnindefeasible right, to reform or alterngovernment..."nen.wikipedia.org +15nreddit.com +4n#yallainttiredyetn**New Hampshire (1784nConstitution)**n- Bill of Rights, Article 10:n"whenever the ends ofngovernment are perverted...publicnliberty manifestly endangered...andnall other means of redress arenineffectual, the people may, andnof right ought to reform the old, ornestablish a new government."nreddit.com +11n**Maryland (1867 Constitution,nDeclaration of Rights)**n- Article 1:n"...they have, at all times, theninalienable right to alter, reform ornabolish their Form of Governmentnin such manner as they may deemnproper."nreddit.com +15n#yallainttiredyetn**Virginia (1776 Declaration of Rights;n1972 state Constitution Article I §3)**n- Section 3:n"...whenever any government shallnbe found inadequate or contrary tonthese purposes, a majority of thencommunity hath an indubitable,ninalienable, and indefeasible rightnto reform, alter, or abolish it..."nen.wikipedia.org +17nlaw.lis.virginia.gov +5n**Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,nTexas, South Carolina, Indiana, WestnVirginia, etc.**n- Their constitutions similarly affirmnan inalienable right "to alter, reform ornabolish" or "change" government "innsuch manner as deemed proper ornredress..."n#yallainttiredyetnElected federal and state governmentnofficials:n- Federal (President, VP, Congress):n537nmyemail.constantcontact.com +12n- State (legislators + governors):n~7,050 (≈ 7,000 legislators + 50ngovernors)nmyemail.constantcontact.com +1n#yallainttiredyetnNumbers:n- Law enforcement + ICE + Politicians:n877,587n- Total U.S. population = 340,000,000nMath:n877,587 - 340,000,000 = -339,122,413nAnswer:n-339,122,413n(This means the rest of the populationnoutnumbers law enforcement andn#yallainttiredyetnthey're quietly passingnthese bills and Actsnright nown#yallainttiredyetnBill/Provision ThreatnAI Moratorium Could cement uncheckedncorporate AI, erasing local oversightnTake It Down Enables weaponizedncontent takedowns, censorship risksnCISPA Evades privacy laws, allows bulkndata sharingnAPRA Lacks bias protections-couldnlegitimize surveillance andndiscriminationnINFORM Act Could mainstream internetncensorship under national securityn#yallainttiredyet