social/socializing revolution

[angliholic]

Social revolution
Socializing revolution



Do both of the above phrases sound right and mean about the same to you? Thanks.

[Soup]

They're different, angliholic. The first one I've heard; the second one doesn't make all that much sense politically, but it sounds like it would be interesting, a revolution where people socialize?

[angliholic]

Originally Posted by Soup

They're different, angliholic. The first one I've heard; the second one doesn't make all that much sense politically, but it sounds like it would be interesting, a revolution where people socialize?

Thanks, Soup.
There is an article in my English magazine using "socializing revolution" as its subtitle. So I wonder what the differences are between "social revolution" and "socializing revolution."

[Soup]

There's a big difference, and the author no doubt was able to explain that, I hope, in the article. Yes? No?