#class antagonism

[imkeepinit]

[crashoutforsport]

I see this too often on social media, on the streets, etc. Stop infecting your children with your classist views and making them believe that they're only valued by what kind of job they have and wealthy they are.

[freerangecatmilk-blog]

I will never understand the rights inability to create - even their politics is stolen valor

Right Wing femenism is to entrench the patriarchy. Terfs are regressive reactionaries.

Right Wing queers and POC are used to reverse civil rights.

Right Wing workers are use to sow division within the working class; to maintain class solidarity for the rich but not the workers.

The only thing I've seen the right do is be fascist - to complain that the enemy is too strong yet too weak while consolidating power thru class division.

At no point has the right made anything better for the worker.

Next time you hear the right talk about women's issues, minorities, or class issues, listen b/c they will tell you who they are - they will say they're fascists.

The right has a table of many orgs, one group that consistently sits at their table is Nazis; if 9 ppl sit at a table and 1 Nazi joins but the other 9 do nothing then the table has 10 Nazis.

[freerangecatmilk-blog]

The grindset mindset reeks of class antagonism and seems to be filled with class traitors

[intoxicatedfandom]

[toastyslayingbutter]

The mass media serve as a system for communicating messages and symbols to the general populace. It is their function to amuse, entertain, and inform, and to inculcate individuals with the values, beliefs, and codes of behavior that will integrate them into the institutional structures of the larger society. In a world of concentrated wealth and major conflicts of class interest, to fulfill this role requires systematic propaganda.

Noam Chomsky & Edward S. Herman - Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media 1 (2002)

[roommatepurge]

Capitalism’s end was written into its beginning.

[indizombie]

Unions are based upon class antagonism and their policies are dictated by the necessities of social warfare. A strike is a rebellion against the owners of property, whose rights are protected by government.

The New York Independent (February 12, 1903)