Revolutions can be necessary for change from "summary" of The Rights of Man by Thomas Paine
Revolutions, although often viewed with fear and disdain, can sometimes be necessary for bringing about significant change in society. In times of great oppression and injustice, when peaceful means of redress have been exhausted, revolution may be the only way to overthrow tyrannical systems and establish a more just and equitable order.
In "The Rights of Man," Thomas Paine argues that revolutions are not only justifiable but essential in certain circumstances. He asserts that when a government becomes corrupt and fails to protect the rights of its citizens, it loses its legitimacy and must be replaced. Paine believes that the right to revolution is a natural and fundamental right of all people, and that it is a necessary tool for ensuring that governments remain accountable to the governed.
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