Reply #35: Who defines 'privileged class'? thus our opposition to it. ? n/t

[xultar]

Once that shit gets started then people try to take from one another what they feel is making another person or persons privilidged. So witch hunts with people taking other peoples stuff, wives, daughters, cattle, husbands, houses, etc.

I'm not feeling the 'priviledged class' thing. Perhaps a better word for it? Isn't it covered in the belief that the rich should have an obligation to help the poor succeed?

By identifying rich are you saying that being rich is o.k. as long as you don't use it to your advantage?