I don't think it was *invented* to sow division, but I agree with you that it can definitely be used for it. There's different ways to categorize things - lowe

I don't think it was *invented* to sow division, but I agree with you that it can definitely be used for it. There's different ways to categorize things - lower-class, middle-class and upper-class is a sort of intuitive way which throughout history has made some sense, somewhat, with different names. However, I get that maybe it's not the most useful currently, because there's such a ridiculous divide between upper-class (rich) and the other two, that we, belonging to the bottom 2, should band together to bring change favorable to us.