[Jim W N]

You claim that man has the natural law right to shed its governance whenever he wants, however he wants , for what ever reason he wants. That is your claim but certainly not that of the actual text of the D of I.

So you're cherry-picking natural law right asserted by the Declaration which is why you don't like and apparently want to avoid the part of the D of I that says

- Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causesor

- To prove [Tyranny over these States], let Facts be submitted to a candid world.

[DiogenesLamp]

You claim that man has the natural law right to shed its governance whenever he wants, however he wants , for what ever reason he wants

Let us first concentrate our mental energies on this King question, and then we can consider other points after we have answered the King question.

Do men have a right to rule themselves, or must they submit to a King so long as he doesn't cause them grievances?