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   Yes, there are many people who 'love a revolution.'  They include the opportunistic jobless,  the aspiring and the idealistic young person.  The opportunistic business person, the global arms industry, the people who are hoping to move in and make loads of money 'rebuilding what has been destroyed.  The political protagonists and the media and media moguls and, yes political idealists.  But most of them/us, are more than satisfied with 'other people' fighting and dying in the revolution.  All or most of us would not want to be in the thick of such seemingly pointless and illogical destruction of lives, livelihoods and natural and manufactured resources.  After all, where is the evidence that violent revolutions increases, instead of reduces a nation's wealth? If there is any, I am not aware of it.  This is probably not surprising, as it is a nation's productive processes and its applied intellectual properties which and governance which can increase or de