Does anyone else think that the cold war between classes is transitioning to a hot war rapidly?

[Liberal Veteran]

In some respects I wonder if FDR's New Deal was essentially a ceasefire rather than a panacea.

What do you see happening next?

[Denninmi]

1. I don't know what is going to happen next.

But I wish it would get on with it. Anything would be better than this slow-motion death by a thousand cuts.

[Liberal Veteran]

3. A-fucking-men!

I couldn't agree more.

[virgogal]

2. No. I'm afraid it will be a whimper,not a bang. People don't seem to have

the fire in their bellies as they did in the 60's.

[Common Sense Party]

6. That was all the acid talking.

[Hannah Bell]

10. huh? the demos at madison are bigger than *anything* that took place in madison in the 60s,

and madison was a center of the antiwar movement back then.

[upstatecajun]

11. 60's

had a draft and college kids hit the streets also civil rights movement in the south......

[DJ13]

4. The New Deal should have been the end of hostilities

It has proven that a middle class is vital to the well being of all classes.

But...... the elites are like children who want their way no matter the consequence, even to their own detriment.

[Moondog]

5. No. n/t

[cali]

7. Nope.

people will stay glued to their TV sets and smart phones.

[pinkkillersheep]

8. Shiny objects!

People will get distracted by something and the status quo will continue.

I'd like to believe people have realized that all of our hard work is only benefiting the top 0.01%, but people are stupid. Just look at how health insurance companies convinced people the government wants you dead. Look at how Wall Street brought the world economy to its knees, and yet nothing has changed. I hope I'm wrong.

[RagAss]

9. No way.