When people are exploited systemically, they tend not to turn against their exploiters (which are often hard to identify) but against each other. I think part

When people are exploited systemically, they tend not to turn against their exploiters (which are often hard to identify) but against each other. I think part of the promise of increasing the quality of life of everyone after WWII wasn't only out of the goodness of the heart, but also to avoid reaching the level of generalized hate that made it possible in the first place.