Practically speaking bc it annihilates the middle class. Gives you a rich elite and rest is poor without chances of rising, since hierarchies as a concept aren't accepted
Even if successful somehow, it denies human nature (like hierarchies) and self agency - everything needs to be given to you. People who deny their self agency are some of the most toxic people I've ever met and had to live with. The mentality is a quick depression starter and automatically demoralizes you into a mentality of "Everything's meaningless" - a nihilistic mindset that even rich people can end up with if everything is given to them always - that's how their morals start to fade and nothing's ever precious. It takes away your "life energy" and sense of personal strength, courage
and achievement - basically all the things the revolutionary felt while creating the uprising. He's gonna miss that kick, so he spends energy on upholding the new society even if it sucks to the bone
Iran tried the same back when they were certain the U.S would attack powerplants and bridges after one bridge attack. They publicly placed children and handicapped on the bridge and filmed it. Adults around the powerplant. It's an Islamic wartime strategy. What the U.S did instead was attacking Kharg Island, effectively cutting them off from 90% of their oil access.
Anyway, back to Hamas:
Ah yes, it's still disputed who broke it. I don't trust Israel, but I trust Islamic terror organizations even less since they hide behind- and sacrifice civilians. The most evil bastards in existence, and Hamas isn't special, they just follow the usual script. Plus calling their soldiers 'people' is rich.
