> Partly because of the inherent decency and solidarity of the working class, who will not shaft each other even if the system pays them to. I can't tell if yo

> Partly because of the inherent decency and solidarity of the working class, who will not shaft each other even if the system pays them to. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. Why are you romanticising the working class? Personally speaking, the breadth of my family oddly encompasses the upper and lower classes, and after being close to all of them over the years I can tell you there is nothing inherently wrong or right about a specific class. Some of the most admirable people I have met you would label as "upper class twits," and likewise there are others from more humble backgrounds that you would point to as evidence of an exclusive core of decency within the lower classes. In summary, good and bad people exist in the same proportions in every arbitrary class we would wish to create.