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Underlying much of the discussion is an ethical question: can the United States preserve its constitutional principles amidst cultural decay and political chaos? Some express pessimism, fearing that without moral virtue, the country risks descending into tyranny or chaos akin to Spain under Franco or Catalonia’s tragic municipal wars.
They insist that an adherence to moral virtue, law, and constitutional principles is the best defense against chaos. However, recognizing widespread disaffection and moral decline, they contemplate whether aggressive action—possibly even revolutionary—is inevitable.