The Only Revolution

That the governments of some of the most developed nations today have become so irreversibly consumed by their own nationality, is a highlighting testimony to the self-destruction of humanity that awaits us in the future. It is heartbreaking to see the burning and mistreatment of small countries reduced to a legal justification by the government as protection of their lands or a natural expansion of their country. Governments have become what religion was thought to be. Granting small prayers to allow the commitment of larger crimes. The only revolution now is humility.

What we need are safe spaces where people can tell their problems and not be killed for it. We don’t need more rage and destruction, simply to begin a rebellion. We need humility. We need humble leaders who acknowledge we are only dust in the grand scheme of nature and the universe. We don’t need power or land thirsty demons willing to defy all morals for what they think they “deserve”. We need to silence our prayers to God and have each individual state their debates in public. We need to awaken humanity. We need safe spaces where one can speak of the corrupted politics of not just their country, but of every nation.

We need people from different countries to support each other. We need safe spaces where people will not be killed, simply for speaking their mind. We need countries, where caring about each other’s well being and showing emotions is not a crime. The only revolution now is humility. The government is not the only one to blame. We need at least a 50% of global population To start collaborating and then soon reach to 70%, to 96% to a perfect 100%. We need less seclusion and more social connection.

I believe what is truly essential in this revolution of humility is the inclusion of all people by considering their individual beliefs and debates on solutions. This means the power is in all hands, and those who are passionate in their line of work get to have a say in their status in a town. To succumb to bombing, violence, and crime simply in defense or showcase of one’s powerful stand in the economy is an inhumane act and no leader will stand longer with this position.

All humans are the same, once given a taste of power, and to think that such a leader could retain his position for long in a society that he is filling with rage is an outrageous assumption. All power lies in the common folk. The leader can destroy much for five years, ten years, fifteen years. He can be sure that after that, he will be destroyed himself. The population who has been supporting him will eventually realize he has only been supporting his own self, trying to tame every single individual to blindly following his law.

What we need is to come together in small towns and big cities and debate on topics that relate to our nation and the global economy. Each person will have separate passions, whether technology, art, science, psychology or any other, what we need is all people in the town to not seclude themselves and be unconsciously filled with hate and an entitlement to their land. We need to be able to share our land, our food, our water, our thoughts. No two people will think the same. We need debates. We need solutions built on common ground.

We need people who are involved in a revolution of humility and public connection, not a rebellion with rage and destruction. The leader who uses these strategies will face the same brutality in the end of his reign. To believe one can get away with mass massacres is an unrealistic ideology. Large protests of 2% of global population have begun. The governments and the people have still been taking it lightly. But if this grows on humble and caring grounds of ensuring each other’s freedom and justice, it shall complete the revolution of humility.