Damn the Revolution!

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The book critiques the historical notion of revolutions as a means to achieve freedom and equality, arguing that they often lead to chaos, violence, and the rise of dictatorships. It highlights how the initial goals of revolutions are corrupted, resulting in greater misery and inequality than before. The narrative explores the disillusionment that follows as people realize that attempts to create a better society through revolt frequently fail, prompting a collective lament against the ideal of revolution itself.