“Tom Breaker: Look, Bill, if this is about reliving the 60′s, you can forget about it, buddy. The movement is dead.
William Strannix: Yes, of course! Hence the name: movement. It moves a certain distance, then it stops, you see? A revolution gets its name by always coming back around in your face.” - lines from the movie Under Seige, source: The Internet Movie database

Anything that would be perpetual, needs a perpetual source of fuel. An object in motion becomes still when it loses its energy. Movements stop when the energy that gave them life becomes exhausted and is spent. And they die.

Love is the revolutionary fuel that came down to Earth from God.

It needs no certain cause: its ideology is a universal good.

It needs no provocation: it is reactionary wherever there is an injustice or a wrong.

It has no national boundary: its brotherhood is its fellow man.

Its allegiance is fidelity.

Its enemy self-interest.

Its creed sacrifice for the sake of others.

Love is the revolutionary fuel that came down to Earth from Heaven, and was first embodied in the sacrifice of the Son of God.


thenakedgaze.com/2011/11/05/revolutionary-love/

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Christopher Joel Dandrow