The causes lie deep and simple—the causes are a hunger in a stomach, multiplied a million times; a hunger in a single soul, hunger for joy and some security, multiplied a million times; muscles and mind aching to grow, to work, to create, multiplied a million times.
This is one of his most poetic insights. When countless people are hungry — not just for food, but for dignity, purpose, security — that collective hunger becomes an unstoppable force. It’s not ideology or politics that creates change; it’s human need.
