Quote (Subwoofer @ Dec 9 2011 10:03pm)
what i am saying is these days revolting is a lot more less likely than in the past. people have become more docile and comfortable with the way things are setup. the working class can complain and complain but they won't risk the safety of their job. people have more to lose these days and they really really don't want to lose what they have even if they have to take shit daily to keep it.
revolution might happen but current societal structure makes it unlikely at best.
and to be clear manufacturing the death of 7 billion people because you don't like the way they act is revolution even if it is extremely harsh and selfish.
apart from being merely your personal opinion , history disagrees
scientifically , an evidence or experiment based theory would expect the same " punctuated equilibrium " , to borrow a term
medium to long periods of stability , punctuated by short periods of instability , is the history of societies
there is zero evidence to support a theory that anything has changed that im aware of
but if you can find someone reputable claiming otherwise .......