>If the working class turns to radicalism what makes you think it will be the kind of radicalism you agree with? This is something I like to mention whenever I

>If the working class turns to radicalism what makes you think it will be the kind of radicalism you agree with? This is something I like to mention whenever I see HackerNews talking about revolution. The odds that the "rednecks" from fly-over country (the people with guns) will partner with the California intellectual cognoscenti, who enabled a massive concentration of wealth and built the state surveillance machine, is practically nil. In all likelihood, the tech-elite will be seen as the enemy: "what were you doing when this machinery was being built?"