Hans-Hermann Hoppe on the Coming Revolution:

Economic stagnation sets in and the-worldwide-higher expectations
become frustrated. And this-high expectations and an economic reality increas-
ingly falling behind these expectations-is the classical situation for the emergence
of a revolutionary potential A desperate need for ideological solutions to the
emerging crises arises, along with a more widespread recognition of the fact that
state rule, taxation, and regulation-far from offering such a solution-actually
constitute the very problem that must be overcome. If in this situation of economic
stagnation, crises, and ideological disillusionment a positive solution is offered in
the form of a systematic and comprehensive libertarian philosophy coupled with
its economic counterpart, Austrian economics, and if this ideology is propagated
by an activist movement, then the prospects of igniting the revolutionary poten
-tial to activism become overwhelmingly positive and promising. Anti-statist
pressures will mount and bring about an irresistible tendency toward dismantling
the power of the ruling class and the state as its instrument of exploitation.