I don't reject you because of who you are, I reject you because you have a pattern of using the same rhetoric.
I believe I've already explained this. Maybe I haven't said it directly to you. Perhaps I didn't expect you to engage with it seriously if I did. But I'll state it now.
Chaos is not better than order, if it can be avoided. The system has not failed us yet, although it may be hanging on by a thread. There's still a chance we can use it for the good by working within it. It looks unlikely at times, even hopeless or desperate, yes. But the recent election shows that it's still possible when people come out to vote and actually use the system the way it's designed.
I don't deny that it's an uphill battle. But violence doesn't benefit anyone, and things could still be much worse. In the military, there's a saying. "Things could always be worse." Even when bullets are whizzing past your head, it could still be worse. One of them could have landed in you. You could be getting shelled. Things could always get worse.
Combat is not glorious, and I take serious issue with anyone who tries to romanticize it. It won't solve your problems. You'll fucking lose anyway. You're neither equipped, trained, nor organized to take on the MIC. And if you try, you'll only give them a firmer foothold on power.
They would love to implement martial law. They've threatened to, they've tried to, but they can't. Don't give them the pretext. Not as long as the electoral results are respected, and the duly-elected governments are seated as mandated by the constitution.
If that ever fails, the country is already gone. So at that point, do whatever the fuck you want. But until that day, don't fire the first shot. Because you will lose. You wouldn't last a week.