Sentences with phrase «of class war»

But if you do want to assign blame, in terms of a class war, I'd probably point the figure more at the unions.

He rightly described the Government's action as a «vindictive act of class war»

According to the official description, the game «will place you right in the middle of a class war between the growing power and influence of wealthy industrialists and the working class they exploit to fill their coffers.»

Our protagonists find themselves in the middle of a class war between the increasingly rich industrialists and struggling, impoverished proletariat.

Although Whitehead seems to reject the Marxist idea of the class war (AI 35), he knew that society built on iniquity resulted either in its self - destruction or a correction built on the insertion of some new theory into the social structure (AI 14).

Martin puts it on the wrong side of the class war.

Only three points separate current runners - up Borussia Dortmund from sixth - place RB Leipzig ahead of their class war - infused showdown on Saturday night.

It is almost inconceivable that a political party in Britain should use this type of language, which does nothing less than paint a picture of class war.

«Don't look at this vast hole in the public finances over there look at this pathetic piece of class war posturing over here.»

Engaging in a bit of class war, he writes: «David Cameron and George Osborne may have never had to worry about the cost of filling up their car.

Moments later, Joon - ho cuts to a private, family - dinner moment between Tanya (Octavia Spencer), and her son, as well as the two characters the film quickly set up as the leaders of its class war, Curtis (Chris Evans) and Edgar (Jamie Bell).

«It avoids the obvious and shows a deep understanding of the lives and minds of ordinary young people in a skirmish of the class war,» Roger wrote, before citing it as an audience favorite at Ebertfest 2008.

And it is an act of class war to assault the social architecture — the welfare state, the NHS, the principle of equality on education, accessible justice, decent housing — that our forebears fought for, built and that we, the people of this country, have paid for through our taxes and have kept dear for generations because we know that these are what underpin a fairer, better Britain.

I do not want to revive the general «theory» of class war.