<human>: I recently read a quote that said something along the lines of "When the poor fight back, God doesn't care".  Effectively, when the folks who are most suppressed finally reach their limits and revolt, they have the moral authority to do so.  Nobody steps in when a bullied kid fights back in school, people don't typically stand up for assholes who get called on their shit, so why should this be any different?  My question, as the title states, is how do we go about mobilizing the poor?

It seems to me that this would be a good first step in tackling the current class crisis going on worldwide because trying to mobilize the middle class is near impossible, as we're a) Too preoccupied by the lower class and b) too scared to face the harshness of the realities that our society can create, so we just keep on doing as we're told and keeping our heads in the sand because we've got "too much to lose".  

My suggestion would be world/nationwide talks in our communities directed solely to low income families/individuals.  Educate them on how their class was essentially created by the rich to distract the middle class.  Then ask them if they feel insulted by this.  Then start to do the same for the middle class, where those with a conscience/straight moral compass could at least begin to feel compelled to do something.

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<bot>: When poor people fight back against the rich, it's legit.  How do we get them angry enough to do so?