The revolutionist despises those so called 'radicals' who are too polished to state the obvious goal of seizing power.

The revolutionist works to systematically delegitimize the corporation; corporations are not people, people are people!

The revolutionist hates the way human sexuality has been commodified by the capitalist media machine.

The revolutionist is an unabashed political opportunist; for the revolution everything, to the revolution we march!

The revolutionist is neither a hedonist nor a fetishist; his entire being works towards the intensification of the revolutionary flow.

The revolutionist is a secular atheist; he understands how religion is used to delay and obscure revolution.

The revolutionist is never disappointed; revolution is not an instant-gratification-fix, it takes energy, hard-work, determination.

The revolutionist embodies the philosophical spirit of active nihilism; mass action, mass revolution.

The revolutionist has no desire for reform; he understands that reformists are tricksters working for the capitalist class.

The revolutionist knows that political theory is important but he also knows that it's worthless if it cannot translate into actions.

The revolutionist is an opportunist; he is Machiavellian, he is prepared to do anything to propel the revolutionary flow.

The revolutionist does everything in his power to inspire a mass seizure of power.

The revolutionist is passionate but never impatient.

The revolutionist is confrontational, prepared, ready for action; he is mentally alert, awake, conscious, absolutely driven.

The revolutionist is disinterested in public recognition; his goal is to remain active, elusive, fully prepared for mass action.

The revolutionist despises those who mistake hedonism for political freedom.

The revolutionist abolishes his sentimental attachments to personal achievements; the only achievement that matters is revolution.

The revolutionist is always ready to sacrifice his individual inclinations for the sake of the cause.

The revolutionist fights for a society where citizens are treated with dignity not as the wage-slaves of billionaires.

The revolutionist's mind is too powerful, too dedicated, too conscious to be dissuaded by capitalist techniques.