I think the part you didn't seem to notice is that I don't see a problem with the election, and I'm a registered democrat(although I didn't vote for Biden this time around) who will take a lot more than someone calling me absurd on a 4x4 chat forum to convince me that my party is working to "radically erode our fundamental liberties" or that I consider the constitution irrelevant(quite the opposite). So yes, if I thought that was happening, and that our system was being destroyed before our very eyes, I would definitely have gotten off the porch, moved my family out of the country and been actively working to do what I can to fix the issue. As it is right now, I see the greatest threat to our country is our inability to see through the hyperbolic fears implanted by our side of choice's propaganda machine to allow ourselves to find common middle ground where we can have a real discussion.
I don't believe free speech is about to be non-existent, but I do think there should be a conversation about how technology plays a vital communications role that we haven't considered in the past. I don't think we're going to lose the 4th amendment just because Joe Biden got elected, but I do think we need to make sure that checks and balances stay in place to reign in the federal government. I don't see the constitution as being cast aside by my party, but I do think it is important that it gets respected. I don't think the election rigged by the democrats, but I do think there needs to be reform put into our voting process so that both sides can feel confident the results of future elections.
My original line of questioning that you misconstrued for my actual opinion is this: if you honestly believe those things are true, why are you still on the porch? Because I for sure wouldn't be.