We strongly defend and support the Constitution when the federal government denies/abridges our Second Amendment rights, but few mention supporting and defending the Constitution when neither the legislative branch nor the executive branch follows constitutional procedures for WAR.
The United States — in lieu of constitutional principles that advocate non-entangling alliances based on peace, commerce, and honest friendship with other nations — made “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” a cornerstone of its foreign policy.
Rather than intervene in the affairs of nations abroad through wasteful spending, unabashed coercion, unconstitutional military force, and strategic bombings that displace countless people, Americans can consider the idea of less government as being the most sound option in strengthening their economy and in fortifying the United States’ ability to defend its own borders (instead of having its military forces spread too thin around the globe).