I think it's about the irony of how "revolution" itself has become commercialized. How people are learning to capitalize on dreamers, and make money on leading them around. I see this all the time nowadays, when "civil rights leaders" tend to be bigoted idiots privately, live in posh mansions, and drive sports cars. And people still believe them.
Kind of like religion in the old days really. Televangelists (Pat Robertson for example) made billions fooling dreamers that way. Nowadays, instead of religion, it's rights and environmentalism.
Kind of like religion in the old days really. Televangelists (Pat Robertson for example) made billions fooling dreamers that way. Nowadays, instead of religion, it's rights and environmentalism.
I think it's about the irony of how "revolution" itself has become commercialized. How people are learning to capitalize on dreamers, and make money on leading them around. I see this all the time nowadays, when "civil rights leaders" tend to be bigoted idiots privately, live in posh mansions, and drive sports cars. And people still believe them.
Kind of like religion in the old days really. Televangelists (Pat Robertson for example) made billions fooling dreamers that way. Nowadays, instead of religion, it's rights and environmentalism.
Kind of like religion in the old days really. Televangelists (Pat Robertson for example) made billions fooling dreamers that way. Nowadays, instead of religion, it's rights and environmentalism.