1999: 11% want revolution. 2011: 33% want revolution.

[cyu]

http://www.publicissue.gr/en/wp-content/gallery/part8/51.jpg

There's 1% who think everything's just fine - wonder who they are :lol:

[Le Rouge]

There's 1% who think everything's just fine - wonder who they are :lol:

Isn't that obvious? It's the 1%!!!

We need to be cautious with polls in general.

[gorillafuck]

this doesn't mean people support abolishing capitalism.

where is this from?

[Le Rouge]

this doesn't mean people support abolishing capitalism.

where is this from?

Yup. "RON PAUL REVOLUTION!!!"

[workersadvocate]

this doesn't mean people support abolishing capitalism.

where is this from?
Right, this doesn't question the nature of the systematic change they support nor reveal the interests they want to benefit from "revolution". Fascists and nativists and religious nutjobs and cappie social Darwinist libertarians and social dems in America can be self-declared "revolutionaries" too, when revolution is described too vaguely.

[cyu]

From http://www.publicissue.gr/en/1574/debt-afieroma/

http://www.publicissue.gr/en/wp-content/gallery/part8/50.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Democracy_(Greece)
main centre-right political party

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasok
one of the two major political parties, social democratic party

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KKE
Communist Party of Greece

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SYRIZA
coalition of left political parties

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popular_Orthodox_Rally
LAOS - right-wing nationalist

Even for someone who used to consider themselves a "moderate" - when they become radicalized is a critical point in which they can be drawn in many different directions. They have just opened themselves up to supporting great change and will be looking around. If we're not there doing our job, then right-wing demagogues will be there instead.

[Renegade Saint]

Funny that only half of the supporters of a Communist party believe they need a a revolution.