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'''Class warfare''' is a [[Marxist]] notion that people in different social classes must necessarily be in conflict with each other, the rich seeking to keep the poor down and the poor seeking to take away what belongs to the rich. | '''Class warfare''' is a [[Marxist]] notion that people in different social classes must necessarily be in conflict with each other, the rich seeking to keep the poor down and the poor seeking to take away what belongs to the rich. | ||
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| + | "'Class warfare' first entered the political [[lexicon]] primarily as an attack by [[liberal]]s against [[conservative]]s." <ref>[http://www.spinsanity.org/columns/20030115.html The art of "class warfare"], Ben Fritz, Spinsanity.org, January 15, 2003</ref> | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 18:39, January 13, 2009
Class warfare is a Marxist notion that people in different social classes must necessarily be in conflict with each other, the rich seeking to keep the poor down and the poor seeking to take away what belongs to the rich.
"'Class warfare' first entered the political lexicon primarily as an attack by liberals against conservatives." [1]
References
- ↑ The art of "class warfare", Ben Fritz, Spinsanity.org, January 15, 2003