A wonderful and fitting article about being civilly disobedient ran at the American Institute for Economic Research entitled "Why Aren't Americans Suing Their Way Out Of Lockdown?"

That article, by Robert E. Wright, presents a legal framework for why more lawsuits should take place. Below, I'm going to offer a framework for HOW to make that happen. If the courts were inundated with 30 million lawsuits tomorrow, it would be a great thing. I once had the joy of suing the government in a manner similar to this one. Alternately, if even just one key test case is brought before the courts successfully, as Wright describes in his piece, it could have a tremendous impact that ripples through the country.

I'm not deluding myself into thinking that the government judiciary will free America from government tyranny, but once in a while they require a tyrant to explain himself, allow a citizen to redress grievances, and occasionally act as a tool to help right wrongs.