Good question. Lawlessness is not good anywhere. Tiller's killer acted in a lawless manner and according to our laws he is considered no better. But then again, the law that allows for aborting babies in the womb is child murder and is in itself lawless.
When the Constitution is not protected, it is essentially useless. When there is a law on the books supporting a woman's right to secure the murder of her baby, the concept of "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" is in grave danger, if not nullified.
So, it would be safe to assume that the USSC is in the process of being overthrown and the old laws are struggling to be recognized by competent authority.
What do we do with the Tiller's of the world if there is a great uprising? We still must look for the face of God and pray that our redemption is close. Unless the rules of a just war are followed, we are no better than Tiller the Killer.
The Mayflower Compact occurred in conditions where there was "no law" yet the individuals agreed to protect each other with their own law.
They didn't even have anyone in their number slaughtering the unborn, but they were prepared to deal with that problem.
In today's world we are no longer capable of handling the question ~ it becomes meaningless when you OUTLAW LAW!