>The internet will almost certainly spawn a social movement to destroy the class system in the US. If the last two years have shown anything, it's that the "co

>The internet will almost certainly spawn a social movement to destroy the class system in the US. If the last two years have shown anything, it's that the "common man" in America is extremely susceptible to cheap propaganda and misinformation. Half the country would happily watch the entire thing burn down as long as "their team" is doing the burning. The "plebs", so to speak, have never been more controlled than they are today. If anything, I'm more pessimistic than ever. Powerful interests will be able to harness the massive amounts of data collected by social media to carefully formulate and craft the exact message they want to control who they want and people who I thought would easily see through that are now completely brainwashed into believing things that they would have laughed at 20 years ago. The rich will be fine, and the poor will eat each other alive, just as they're told to by the other rich men on the TV.