Thread by @TheLoveBel0w

Apparently, some folks out there are confused about what real class warfare looks like. I hope this thread helps.

Class warfare is when you risk your life rationing insulin because Big Pharma decided that money matters more than whether you live or die.

Class warfare is when you look to your gov for help, only to find out the man in charge of HHS is the same executive who hiked the price.

Class warfare is when private prison companies donate record amounts to Trump's campaign so he can then return the favor by locking up record amounts of poor migrant kids (despite border crossings steadily decreasing for years).

Class warfare is when a president refuses to give Puerto Rico the help it needs to properly recover while Wall Street circles the survivors like vultures.

Class warfare is when inmates are deemed good enough to risk their lives fighting wildfires for 1$ an hour, but not good enough to become real firefighters once they're freed.

Class warfare is when Republicans actively make it harder for the working poor to vote, while actively making it easier for the ultra-right to buy elections.

Class warfare is the fact that the poorest countries contribute the least to climate change, but still end up paying the highest price.

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Class warfare is when millions of Americans rely on charity to get out of medical debt, while Republican lawmakers, who oppose possible solutions like medicare-for-all, just happen to own millions in healthcare company stocks.

Class warfare is when healthcare and insurance companies mobilize to stop policies that could hurt their profits, but won't mobilize to save a disabled mother's life.

Class warfare is when mass polluters pay Congress to ensure the debate remains about the price of climate action, rather than the price of inaction.

Class warfare is when the very agencies created to preserve the environment are headed by those who profit from its destruction.

Class warfare is when the most underfunded school districts just happen to be the poorest, but two billionaires decide to cut their budgets anyway.

Class warfare is when higher education gets further out of reach because the student loan debt crisis has become its own industry.

Class warfare is when a country claims it can no longer afford to help house and feed its poorest kids, but has no problem finding funds to help bomb poor kids in Yemen.

MLK warned us about class warfare, and it's still the status quo. Corporate interests have superseded public interests, but you can change it. Don't let ppl convince you that a gov that puts the common good 1st is a unicorn. Don't use your vote to settle, use it to DEMAND better.