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Toward the conclusion, there’s consensus that the American system remains fundamentally resilient—if one is willing to fight within constitutional bounds. Still, there’s acknowledgment that current political and judicial structures are compromised, perhaps beyond repair without radical measures.
The debate underscores the tension between maintaining moral integrity and resisting an increasingly hostile, illegitimate opposition. Whether through legal reforms, direct action, or moral resistance, the question remains: how do ordinary citizens preserve their liberty in a time of unprecedented challenge?