Why the taliban has revolted

Just one of many reasons, but Afghanistan government forces would literally walk around raping boys with the full support of the United States Army. 

Unfortunately any evidence of Taliban abusing power would disprove this syllogism, thereby making it logical to conclude that the takeover was for some other reason such as simple lust for power.

1) The Taliban do not commit abuses of power.

2) The syllogism in post 3 fails because premise two is false.

Pick one.

where abuses sometimes happen, right?

Be more clear about your claim. Are you talking about abuses by individuals that are part of certain movements but are acting on their own or are you talking about abuses that occur specifically because of orders given by the leaders of said movements?

You said: It's possible to revolt due to abuses of power while being an imperfect organization where abuses sometimes happen.

I asked: If that's the case then should we expect these abuses 'that sometimes happen' (yes, the part of your post I quoted was the part I was responding to) to be systemic in nature?

You responded: By ignoring my query and looping back to the beginning of the thread rather than advancing the conversation.

I asked: If that's the case then should we expect these abuses 'that sometimes happen' (yes, the part of your post I quoted was the part I was responding to) to be systemic in nature?

split into rare occurrences and systematic things. 

as opposed to making such abuses their excuse in propaganda for a revolt that occurs for other reasons)