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The article reminded me of how many revolutions and protest movements throughout history have succeeded in achieving their immediate objectives but failed to build anything durable afterwards. Removing someone from power is usually much easier than creating a better system. Building institutions, changing incentives, and improving governance require patience and adaptability. Political slogans are useful for attracting attention, but they rarely provide a roadmap for the future. That is why movements should focus on principles rather than personalities.