The Potential of a Civil War

When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled wrongly that the Declaration of Independence is not a law, the 'one People,' which was identified in the first statement of the Declaration, new born citizens and new foreign citizens began to divide the USA into a 'melting pot' of cultures, after the assassination of Abe Lincoln. This is not what our founders expected.

Today, the USA has developed so many different cultures that it has lost its own identity. This loss has returned U.S. lawmaking to the arbitrary laws of the Parliament of England. Today, our morals are determined by past cultures defined by Darwin's evolutionary theory or by political power and the determination of 'what is political right or wrong.' Essentially the U.S. Revolutionary War was lost and the deaths of many colonists were in vain.

I conclude that the U.S. government has failed and must be redefined based on the first two paragraphs of Declaration of Independence and on a corrected meaning of the concept 'freedom.' Freedom is not an absolute term. Only God is absolute in all ways. Thus freedom is a concept that varies because of its relativity. Thus, one is not free to yell 'fire' in a theater when no fire exists. Nor is one free to hit someone physically. And since the Declaration mandates that all Men are created equal, it is not free tor the U.S. government to develop any poor classes.

If the U.S. government is not changed and if the USA does not develop the 'one People' mandated in the Declaration, I conclude that a terrible civil war can be expected. Other people hold predicyions. (click)