Do Revolutionaries Always Become Critics?

Moreover, the outcomes of revolutions often deviate significantly from their founders' intentions. The rise of authoritarian regimes in the name of the revolution is a common phenomenon. As former comrades consolidate power and suppress dissent, revolutionaries may become critical of the methods employed to achieve their revolutionary goals. This shift often leads to inner conflict, as they grapple with the moral implications of their contributions to a movement that has strayed from its foundational principles.