Three Reasons Why Revolutionaries Are Not Hated

1.) Revolutionaries are not as hated as they should be is because of Rosseau’s damnable doctrine of “the noble savage.”  We are now living in a kind of New Age Romanticism that finds Revolutionaries — particularly those who are minorities, perverts, and feminists — to be automatically socially superior to the white Christian cis-gendered patriarchal heterosexual. Christian white cis-gendered patriarchal heterosexuals have been ruined by their refusal to follow the New Age Romanticism which coddles and exalts the noble savage Revolutionaries.

2.) Another reason Revolutionaries are not as hated as they should be is because of the instinct held by most people that out of chaos, order comes. It is an ancient belief reinforced by the theory of Evolution that order arises out of chaos and so Revolutionaries are really advancing order when they bring upon us chaos.

3.) Another reason is that revolutionaries are, by their nature, very, very image-savvy. Particularly in the era of moving pictures. Castro, for one, always was careful to keep his cigar tipped at a jaunty angle when cameras were nearby in the late 50s. The Revolutionaries know how to stage events and excel at propaganda.

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