I agree with all of your statements. I think one of your most important points is the topic of having no constitution. Without the constitution, we would have nothing to fall back on and decide what America is really made of. Without it, America would dissolve and there would be no common interest between all Americans to uphold the constitution and enforce it's ways. With the constitution, we have guidelines for every single person, telling us things like every american has the right to freedom of speech, but also deciding whether or not someone should be punished in a cruel way.

I would rather live under a government for a variety of reasons. First off, living without a government would cause disorganization throughout the whole country. People wouldn't know who to look up to. In addition to that, people wouldn't know who is looking out for us as citizens. With no government means no military, which essentially ends up being every man for himself. With a government, this would not be an issue, and there would be strength in organization and unity. In addition to not being organized, there also would be no higher organization over all citizens to help us when we need it. Veterans would get no help when they need rehabilitation and therapy. The secret service wouldn't be looking out for us overseas when we don't even know we need the help. With no government, so many things would be unleashed on us that we aren't even aware of. The government deals with the country's problems on a daily basis, and without it, they would fall upon citizens, and we wouldn't have a single clue what to do without a government.