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I'm reading this interesting discussion, and even though I'm not very familiar with the topic, I had a thought. Revolution is always a big risk; take 1917 as an example. Even if you consider that the ideas for change are promising and there's a plan, there's still a serious risk of making a mistake and making things even worse because it's simply impossible to predict all possible events. As for what's happening in Ukraine, it doesn't really inspire optimism in me.