Whether or not the enthusiasm is a product of quagRZ's crimethinc cherry getting popped, is irrelevant. Sparkling, idealistic enthusiasm beats pessimistic apathy, or buying into this fucked-up system. Even if I were stuck listening to kids going on about the need to change the world order, it would sure as hell be an improvement on people talking about needing to buy the newest flat-screen TV and build a poolhouse when they're already up to their eyeballs in credit card debt (I'm not saying this to illustrate the stereotype; I have a branch of my family that has done just that, on more than one occasion. Needless to say, we don't see eye to eye.)
I have to say, derailed's contribution most closely matches my ideas about where to start in this whole "revolution" business. If history has taught us anything, it's that we cannot wait for Revolution; we must live and breathe revolution. It's as simple as making an agreement with yourself to try your best not to allow anyone to have coercive force over you, AND not to use coercive force over anyone else. Sure the "anarchist" label is stigmatized by right- and left-wing alike, but all it really means is that you live and let live, hoping that those around you will do the same... that you live life with eyes wide open, and try your best to convince others to open theirs and see, too.