Summary
This quote suggests that even individuals who initiate social or political change, often referred to as revolutionaries, eventually adopt oppressive or divergent behavior. It implies that once in power or having achieved their goals, revolutionaries may inadvertently become oppressors themselves, disregarding their initial intentions. Alternatively, they may be declared as heretics due to their divergence from established norms and beliefs. The quote serves as a cautionary statement, warning about the potential consequences and complexities of revolutionary actions and the transformation of individuals who partake in them.
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By Albert Camus
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