When class war is invoked too frequently, it’s reasonable to grow suspicious about any one particular invocation without disbelieving the existence of a class w

When class war is invoked too frequently, it’s reasonable to grow suspicious about any one particular invocation without disbelieving the existence of a class war. Prejudice exists, but if every time a protected class was not hired they shouted “prejudice!” you would not be wrong to question them. Many of the elements of the claimed class war often struggle to pass basic sniff tests, as well. I like to think critical thinkers are naturally suspicious of grand conspiracy claims, requiring strong evidence and compelling argument. None of this is to deny your basic premise- perhaps this truly is a manifestation of the class war- but instead to address your question.