The last argument Paine provides for why the colonists should revolt and form a constitution immediately rather than waiting is that the longer they wait, the more difficult and dangerous it will become. He states that waiting gives England time to prepare and strengthen its military forces, potentially leading to a more bloody and costly conflict. Additionally, Paine argues that delaying independence will allow the British government to continue to oppress and exploit the colonies and their resources. He urges the colonists to take action promptly to secure their freedom and self-determination.