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A comment piece from the UK Guardian newspaper, making some valid if slightly oversimplified points about the difference between a 'revolution' that topples a regime, and the work of constructing a changed future. Perhaps most interesting is the stream of comments which follow after, revealing both how discussion of 'revolutionary crowds' still animates present-day internet folk, and the savage disagreement about what makes a 'good' or 'bad' revolution this can produce.