I believe that we may have different contexts on "revolution." Indeed, I concede to the reality that bloody Marxist, Communist, or Populist revolutions have occurred, however, there still exists revolutions that are generally peaceful. An example of which would be the EDSA People Power Revolution in the Philippines.

And yes, I agree with your point on consciousness, but revolution has never been my main policy. My motion to achieve change, and thus exercise freedom of speech, is through democratic elections. I have stated it in my earlier replies.

I simply explained what revolution would look like. I simply pointed out that:
Utilizing the established method is better than utilizing revolution. But undergoing revolution is better than doing nothing at all. Any action, though inefficient and slow, would be better for change rather than inaction.