Talk:Reformism

SomeCrusader - Based an not having the bloodlust of an AnCom pilled.

Losing faith in this

As progressives and capitalists continue ruining society, they tighten their grip and tyranny. Guillotine the progressive capitalist elites, burn the system to the ground, and build a new one! - Template:UserGeneralGanyu

I too feel the same, initially, it used to be a noble movement, meant to achieve change without bloodlust through participation in the system, but now I realized such a thing is just wishful thinking, for true change cannot come when the system remains in high spirits, reform is just mere concession, meaningless victory, and history further proves this as several revolutions under the pillars of revolutionaries themselves managed to achieve change, but very little have reformists gain a victory - Template:UserDNY

• Agreed^^^ - Template:UserChirotesla

larp

• oh boy! come on! Do you think that Sun Yat Sen, Lenin, Ho Chi Minh, and Fidel are all LARPers for being revolutionary?

is and always will be the best way forward in society

Unovayellow: Revolutions while sometimes needed, often make the lives of the people and the ideologies they represent worse off rather than better, aside from a few of the recent colour revolutions and the Haitian Revolution and a few others, there aren't even that many revolutionary revolutions that ended in success or completed their goals. While there are some states like the People's Republic of China, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf states and North Korea were this might be the only option for change, especially in the developing world and democratic world, reform will always lead to better results, especially when the people work towards it by not just voting but also running for political office and getting involved with PEACEFUL (very important) protests.

Based

In most instances in a democracy, this should be the way of change. Unless the country is a dictatorship like Russia or China. 9/10 this should be the way for change.