Class Warfare in America is a common issue, but throughout The Real Class Warfare in America Today and Class Warfare One More Time: The Left-Wing And The Right-Wing Versions, class warfare of politics is discussed. Recently, many people have had differing views on how to get rid of the difference in social classes. Within The Real Class Warfare in America Today, Mark Hendrickson discusses the ways cronyism is affecting the society. But, with a differing view in Class Warfare One More Time: The Left-Wing And The Right-Wing Versions is the idea that not everyone is equal, so they must have to work hard to get to the places they stride to be. In Mark Hendrickson’s article, he focuses on the left winged argument of the debate. He delves into the
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The author of this article begins his argument stating that accepts the title that he is given being right-winged. Because of the fact the author accepts the side of the argument is his defending, he is a credible source and is living through the examples he provides. The author of this article states that the left-winged side of the argument believes that everyone should be treated equally when it comes to the amount of money they receive, but God has not created everyone equally and all people have different skills that they must learn to use in order to succeed. “Because their prime directive holds that all humans must share in a more equal division of wealth than what results in a state of individual liberty, egalitarians have declared war against nature or God” (1 Class Warfare). Later, the author delves into the idea that people of the right wing agree that everyone should have the opportunities to become successful, but they must be willing to try as hard as those who are of an upper class. Along with this statement, the author believes that the progressives think they must do more to help the poor, by forcing the rich to give up their own belongings, “Progressives feel they aren’t doing enough for the poor unless they are doing something to the rich. They expend more energy on implementing policies that take from the rich than on those that uplift the poor…” (2 Class Warfare). Overall, the lower class has the opportunity to succeed as long as they are willing to work hard and use the skills they have to
The author of this article begins his argument stating that accepts the title that he is given being right-winged. Because of the fact the author accepts the side of the argument is his defending, he is a credible source and is living through the examples he provides. The author of this article states that the left-winged side of the argument believes that everyone should be treated equally when it comes to the amount of money they receive, but God has not created everyone equally and all people have different skills that they must learn to use in order to succeed. “Because their prime directive holds that all humans must share in a more equal division of wealth than what results in a state of individual liberty, egalitarians have declared war against nature or God” (1 Class Warfare). Later, the author delves into the idea that people of the right wing agree that everyone should have the opportunities to become successful, but they must be willing to try as hard as those who are of an upper class. Along with this statement, the author believes that the progressives think they must do more to help the poor, by forcing the rich to give up their own belongings, “Progressives feel they aren’t doing enough for the poor unless they are doing something to the rich. They expend more energy on implementing policies that take from the rich than on those that uplift the poor…” (2 Class Warfare). Overall, the lower class has the opportunity to succeed as long as they are willing to work hard and use the skills they have to