> Every revolution yields extremely positive results at the beginning... may take 80 years for a tyrannical regime to fall down. So the Glorious Revolution in

> Every revolution yields extremely positive results at the beginning... may take 80 years for a tyrannical regime to fall down. So the Glorious Revolution in Britain was a mistake, there should be no Bill of Rights, no parliament? The American Revolution has produced a tyrannical regime? Mr. No Revolutions here would rather still be property of a Medieval Lord. The Lord taxes you as he wishes and has sex with your wife on your wedding night before you do. > they seize a lot of private property and redistribute it You mean like when peasants seized the property rights over their bodies and redistributed those rights to themselves? Ye, terrible > then it comes to actually producing goods The French revolution produced so many goods that La Grande Armée wooped the asses of every European empire combined. If Napoleon knew when to stop, there would be 10 hours in a day and we'd know a painter called La Hitler. So where do I sign up for this revolution you are talking about? So far the only redistribution I see is when tech firms seize my private data and redistribute it to various predatory marketing schemes. So is it like a revolution by corporations against the state?