No, Ake, they don't...

Revolution to them is like maxin' out their latest dredit card... The average American thinks his or her only job in the world is consumin as much as he or she can while here on the planet... Not much more...

This ain't exactly a Petri dish for revolution... Convulsion, yeah...

But there is a part about yer hypothesis that is correct... The America of tomorrow will be ripe fir revolution...

Unbeknowst to most folks, Americans or other, the Republican Congress just passeda bankruptcy reform bill which will exempt the most preitory of the leaned, i.e., the credit card companies from being written off in bankruptcies... Bottom line, you charge it a credit card, you'll pay for it...

Now lotta folks say, "Hey, Bobert, ain'tm thjat the right thing to do?"

Well, no, it isn't.

Why???

Simple. These blooodsuckers target college kids... They target folks whjo allready are in too deep with credit and now they have protection from their preditory practices...

Not to mention usery interest rates... Like 22% APR!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, when the rest of America finds out how they have beern screwed, yeah, maybe a different set of circumsatnces that might bring about an actual revolution...

I have predicted that the supwer rich will find the coming years very uncomfy fri hittin' the road uin their million dollar tour buses with the SUV in tow and I'll hold to that prediction...

Yeah, the next American revolution will start in the South where Joe Six Pack figgures out he's gettin' a screwin... Now, Joe Sixpack ain't nuthin' that Boss Hogg wants to tangle with and, yeah, ol' Joe is gonna figgure it out, ain't gonna like it one bit and I predict that within 5 years, rich folks won't feel so comfy ridin' thru Dixie in their million dollar play buses...

Just a hunch...

Bobert