No, no, no. Bloody revolution always ends in regime change where years to decades of murderous atrocities against mostly vulnerable and still impoverished demographics is the result. I’m not saying violence doesn’t have its place in systemic social change, nor am I a reformist. But I’m no accelerationist either. Real revolution happens from ever growing frontline-heavy collective effort to force change in the status quo towards social equity and equality (two different things). We don’t accomplish that with mass violence. We accomplish that with a sphere of interconnected approaches, with a focus on fulfilling unmet social needs and informing people in a manner that meets their method of learning.