> this has never been a society friendly to the common person. Nope, and in fact the American Dream is exactly this - it's saying that if you work hard / are l

> this has never been a society friendly to the common person. Nope, and in fact the American Dream is exactly this - it's saying that if you work hard / are lucky / have talents / have connections / have resources (the more you have the higher chances you have), you too can rise above the common person and join the ruling class of > Slave owners, robber barons, industrialists, tech owners Of course this is out of reach for most people, and for the vast majority of people, as soon as they climb out of the common class, they immediately look down upon the common people, since they are now above the peasants. This is human nature. Everyone who complains about the rich will do the same thing as the rich as soon as they become rich