Justice Among the Rebellion
My personal opinion is that people who work together as a unified team, who are competing against another group of people who work together as a team, are opposing teams that always have some kind of rivalry; therefore, those teams vary in opinion. It might be justifiable to the rebel colonists to protect their own moral and social freedom, since they are indeed rebels, against an "evil" corporative government that thinks they are the one true god to everyone under origin of their own country. It might not be justifiable to Britain because the government political issues occur there in addition to Parliament trying to keep chaos from erupting in America. The colonists who, out of arrogance, harm the sea, and the natural environment in my personal opinion is not just; but the colonists, who, out of animal instinct, bring about a rebellion that is contradictory to an "orderly" law.
Rebellion is a great crime - unless it succeeds
People's perspectives and opinions change when power arises over another, or when people think that some people do not appreciate this certain "perfect" society or idea. If rebellions fail, the government shall abolish all for revolutions against it, and shall put hate on the people who deny law; when it's permanent, the law shall say that the people against it and all ideas of it shall perish forever. If rebellions succeed, a new group of people shall take over power, and all rules will be according to them. After succession in power, all who used to hail to the government and law shall now hail to the leaders of the revolution. People would take into consideration that a new governmental law now existed over another. My personal opinion is that this phrase is not also opinionated, but a fact.
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