Is a revolution to make things better for the people, only 2 percent of the people in mexico hold 80 percent of the wealth.

There are several factors that prevent this from occurring.

First off the people don’t have access to weapons, so although a revolt is possible it’s fundamentally more difficult.

Education is likely the largest hurtle. If one cannot fully understand what is at risk, what can be achieved, and the future benefits for the country and their children’s children the risk incentive to get involved and see it on a long term will not materialize.

If you replaced 20% of the current barely literate population in mexico with college educated folks you would see change quickly. Educated people will not accept certain living conditions they will fight even if it means risking everything because they know (as we did during our revolt) there is a better way. At the same time many social problems would cease to exist. It would no longer be accepted in mexico to have children if you can not support them financially. The excessive breeding alone is a poverty guarantee in mexico as it is in America.

Pride: the mexican people need to understand their government is run by mostly corrupt drug payoff taking officials. They (the citizens) need to drop all their pride and accept the situation for what it is. Perhaps a new mexican flag after many changes are made in mexico is a better idea than having pride for such a corrupt country.