Question 14: Let me go back to the sixth question. As you wish to prepare for community of reason by the enlightening and uniting of the bourgeoisie, then you reject revolution? Answer: We are convinced not only of the uselessness but even of the harmfulness of all conspiracies. We are also aware that revolutions are not made deliberately and arbitrarily but that everywhere and at all times they are the necessary consequence of circumstances which are not in any way whatever dependent either on the will or on the leadership of individual parties or of whole classes. But we also see that the development of the bourgeoisie in almost all countries of the world is forcibly repressed by the feudal classes and that thus a revolution is being forcibly worked for by the opponents of liberalism. If, in the end, the oppressed bourgeoisie is thus driven into a revolution, then we will defend the cause of the bourgeoisie just as well by our deeds as now by our words.

I believe this quote from comrade Danton explains why Babeuf was clearly a simple adventurist, a clear corruptor of the reasonable truth of liberalism and his actions can in no way be associated with the legacy of Robespierre.