https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SG4Ux3G_jjc&ab_channel=AmmonBundy

Ammon forgot to include the horrific case of Japanese American CITIZENS who were ordered by their government to be put into concentration camps because they looked like the enemy although they were loyal American citizens.  Twice, I repeat, twice their appeal was denied by the SCOTUS.  I lived in Gardena, CA and knew the people who lost everything when the USA government denied their constitutional rights and forced them to leave their homes and businesses and lose everything and to report to the concentration camps.  Their options?  Submit to the brute force of the government or resist and shed blood.  The Japanese Americans chose to submit and report to the camps.  Ammon brings into sharp focus the same options.  Submit to the brute force of government or physically defend.  Sadly, a lot of people say better to submit, no matter how unjust the law, for the greater good of collective society.  If people physically defend, then we have chaos, blood shed and our comfortable life is threatened.  It is a good thing that George Washington and the colonists chose to physically defend their rights.