These words go against the grain. You can't build a revolution by watching from a distance. There comes a point where many decide that they are tired of sitting on the sidelines. This is a big step, we decide we want to change our dreams into reality. We want to be part of the process, participants in the struggle.
Revolution changes from being a 'nice idea' to being a concrete activity.
This is the point where we start thinking about what revolution means. No longer do we wait for things to get better, instead we start creating the conditions we want. There are a number of alternative ways we can go. Some throw themselves into activism, committing themselves to various campaigns. An additional option is to join a revolutionary organisation .