Quote by Aristotle

Poverty is the parent of revolution

Poverty is the parent of revolution

Summary

This quote suggests that poverty can serve as a catalyst for revolution. A state of extreme deprivation and economic inequality can breed discontent and frustration among the impoverished masses, pushing them to rise up against the established order. It implies that when people have nothing to lose, they are more likely to question and challenge the prevailing social and economic systems, seeking change through revolutionary means. This explanation highlights the association between poverty and revolutionary movements, emphasizing the potent influence of socio-economic conditions on shaping the course of history and igniting calls for transformation.

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