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Class war isn't coming - it's already here. The moneyed class is already fighting it, and winning.
The NYT, like virtually all of the legacy media, is on their side - not ours.
Of note, they are winning purely because half of the people on the other side are convinced it is the poorer marginalized people with less power who are somehow the real problem/are fine with losing as long as they can still view themselves as being above that group.