Do you believe that this country could benefit from a revolution?
410896
I say yes indeed. bush and his pack of thieves and liars need to be relegated to the status of sewer cleaners. Any time you have a bunch of stinking lawyers running a business or country, you are gonna have theft and corruption. So bring on the revolution.
194457
Brilliant idea. Just not all the babies though, we have to save some for other aspects of the future. The revolution will be televised!
442874
Yes, the freedoms of the 1st are fundamental to a democracy and a non-tyrannical government. They protect us as individuals and allow us to think for ourselves.
901306
I think we should change everything, all the time, whenever we get tired of anything at all.  How about questioning the incredible inefficiency of our style of government?  That would be a good question and someday soon when this country is a bit closer to totalitarianism I believe I will ask it.
349274
Anytime soon? No. There are stirrings of revolt in North Korea, but not enough to effectively take over the country.\n\nWith Kim Jong-il's grip on the country, I would guess it would take his death for any kind of realistic revolution to occur and the two Korea's to be reunited.
123590
Actually... while I agree education is key. Revolution over the extremist "leadership" that has iron fisted control is a necessity. I fully believe the common Iranian people are not as extremist as those who have the reigns in that country. Given the chance, the Iranian people like everyone else, would prefer a free government and society with peace at heart. To obtain that peace and freedom, it will take action though. Freedom is not just given. Freedom is earned and won. Blood is freedom's stain, and many times it takes fighting and revolution to win freedom. The extremist and hate filled people in charge in Iran will not give up their iron-fisted control just because they are asked.
745049
I think it is. Without a state we would be overthrown by rebels.
709626
Sure. There's always room for improvement in most people's lives. I would want to earn more money and be more independent. I guess things will get better for me but I'm still happy with the way things are now.
1085573
Absolutely. lock-N-load\n\nIn the immortal words of Abraham Lincoln\n"This government of the people, for the people and by the people belongs to the people and if the people shall ever grow weary of the government they may use their constitutional right to amend the government or exercise their revolutionary right to overthrow it."
581721
What? When? Keep me in the loop as I like to hang around  the front lines, regardless of the type of revolution (as long as it's a REVOLUTION) :)
599482
Yes, It is possible to someday have a "New World Order."  I mean this in the most positive way.  It will take time and some revolutionary type of thinking however.  I have traveled all over the world and I have found that we have more in common with people of the world than we have differences.  People want the same things--good health, happiness, economic opportunity, to raise a family, hope and just governance.  We are closer than many will lead us to believe. It will begin with a vision of common grounds regarding shared values and the continuous denouncing of evil and evil rhetoric.  Certainly, there is going to be hatred and contempt, but we cannot let a small minority of "Terrorists" threaten our very existence.  People are basically good and will choice good over evil once their primal needs are satisfied.  The problem with a world society is one of fairness to all people and sectors of the world.  This becomes a major obstacle to world peace and is probably the one thing that can prevent the evolution of governance to that level.  That notwithstanding--doesn't it sound a lot better to visualize world peace than to live in a world full of hatred and violence?  And a world in which we are united against those who create chaos.  I could envision a day when we are governed by a board of our peers that are responsible for ensuring just and competent governance.
516376
Every country needs a revolution. Now.\n\nFor everyone who says 'we need to vote our way to change'. When in history has this ever worked? No matter how 'good' a politician is, once they are voted in they become corrupt and kneel at the feet of whoever is giving them power. (Never the people.)\n\n"Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely." - Lord Acton
667938
Are you talking a system of government or which political party should be in power?  If the former, then it should return to the way it was when the government was founded - a republic.  If the latter, then I would say whatever direction an enlightened citizenry (unlike we are today) wants to take it.
435573
That would be awesome.  They already have many Panamerican unions that are devoted to health and sports.  It may be the only way that Latin America will ever succeed, and stop being categorized as the "third world."  Did you ever hear of Francisco Morazan?  He lead the revolution in most of Latin America from Spain. If you look at almost any Latin American country's history, you will see that their Independence date is almost the same, and most have monuments and other memorials to Francisco Morazan.
180577
I think there is some bed effect and obstacles for industrial revolution but there is good effect too. I think industrial revolution makes people to walk beyond his capacity, achieve his goal within his lifetime, enrich the world with smooth time and good harmony
1181119
Frightening!!\n\nActually, I wouldn't consider it a win because it would have been a detriment to the rest of the world.\n\nOne would hope there would have been a revolt afterwards....\n\nOr you never know....Hitler could have come out of the closet and put a new spin on things
814095
Then it is time for revolution.