None of those things are classes in the sense of the times the notion of class warfare was first pitched, and many of them cross classes.
There's plenty of poor/impoverished boomers, blues, reds, city and country folk
There's plenty of poor/impoverished boomers, blues, reds, city and country folk
Those conflicts are all the pretexts - they believe that it's actually class war and the other labels are all used to avoid calling it by its name.
What OP meant was the income and wealth gaps are they only things they care about, not the only things that are real.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-poli...
I for one look at Trump or the previous Tea Party change in the Republican party as anything close to having a static group of elites controlling the country
It's all the same group, despite the politicking in the public sphere