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Resolved: On balance, violent revolution is a just response to political oppression
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| *'''Violent revolution may not be a representative, consensus choice by citizens.''' In such circumstances, it is unjust. Justice demands support of other citizens. | *'''Violent revolution may not be a representative, consensus choice by citizens.''' In such circumstances, it is unjust. Justice demands support of other citizens. | ||
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| + | *'''Violent revolution will incite counter-revolution:''' Many will oppose revolution, which can lead to civil war. The costs of revolution-counter-revolution violence or civil war may outweigh the costs of continuity under "oppression". | ||
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