In an age severely lacking in heroes, you are one of mine. It has seemed that at one time or another most everyone either anticipates some coming revolution or hopes for one. There is good reason for this. And to various extents the less so are battered by the inequity. This does not mean there is a pending revolution.
Most people are well aware of their own vices and shortcomings, regardless of their anger.
And the consequences of poor impulse control are seldom long term positive for anyone. These concepts are weighty to most people who have good memories or education. History is not kind to successful revolutions. As it is, far too many people in this country have a huge economic and health incentive to suppress any so called revolution. The portion of the population that sees itself as the recipient of unjust treatment, I suspect, if gathered together, would never be able to agree on their own manifesto.