It enters the battlefield with three loyalty counters and immediately ticks up to four while grabbing a land from your graveyard and thus replacing itself
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However, Fatal Push encourages you to hold Fetchlands so that you can reliably trigger Revolt
It's a fantastic surprise factor, and if used right Bad Aim can force the opponent to end their turn with no followup to the card they had just activated
