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To understand the difference, we have to examine the root causes. Color revolutions are engineered through foreign influence such as media manipulation, economic coercion, and political interference. They serve as instruments for external powers to topple governments and install more compliant regimes. However, these revolutions do not dismantle the dictatorship of capital, nor do they serve the interests of the working majority. In contrast, genuine revolutions arise when the working class organizes collectively to seize societal power, fundamentally transforming the system for the benefit of the many.
You have described it well. I think we can also look at the outcome of these color revolutions. In the end, there is often a change of power, i.e. who dominates the country in question. It's part of the imperialist redivision of the world in the end.
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