Jacobin (Brian Gemma)

"The massacres hold too much death and too much destruction. Innocent people are being killed, and there is no purpose to the actions being committed." If I hear this one more time, I am going to be sick. The men in charge have a reason behind all of their decisions. If this is the cost to sustain a revolution, then so be it. The reward in the end will make the deaths look like nothing. When things start to go the Revolution's way, everyone will be all for it. When things go bad, everyone will be against it, so let them think what they want. They can think they're right, but they can't even make up their mind. I support whatever the people in charge decide to do because the most important thing is this Revolution. So what if some lives are lost. So what if something is destroyed. If the revolution turns out successful, which it will, all of the bad will be forgotten. Nobody will even remember that the bad even happened. When the Revolution turns successful, all of the deaths will be completely forgotten. The Revolution is what matters!