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Class warfare involves the building of resentment by [[Affective Polarization]]. Unfair practices and institutions within a society | Class warfare involves the building of resentment by [[Affective Polarization]]. Unfair practices and institutions within a society are a fundamental contributor to this issue. Largely instigated by Marxists in the 19th century, used for political ends in communist propaganda, and now resurfacing since the 2006 [[Democratic Decline]] of striving democracies - this remains one of the key unsolved issues of the day - along with [[Distribution of Wealth]]. This issue is related to [[War]], in that resource conflicts sometimes go together with religious and class difference. The proposed solution to all these issues is an [[Abundance Mindset]]. The scarce resource in the case of class warfare is still material wealth. | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 3 June 2024
Class warfare involves the building of resentment by Affective Polarization. Unfair practices and institutions within a society are a fundamental contributor to this issue. Largely instigated by Marxists in the 19th century, used for political ends in communist propaganda, and now resurfacing since the 2006 Democratic Decline of striving democracies - this remains one of the key unsolved issues of the day - along with Distribution of Wealth. This issue is related to War, in that resource conflicts sometimes go together with religious and class difference. The proposed solution to all these issues is an Abundance Mindset. The scarce resource in the case of class warfare is still material wealth.