I am tired of seeing the absurdity known as class warfare on the rich. As if the upper class is infallible and the mere mention of changes to the system that benefits them so highly blasphemous and an attack on the successful. True class warfare is the continuous use of salaries to employees that do not even represent a livable wage.
When you have a war, there are people dying on both sides. The wealthy will not die from an increase in capital gains taxes while those uninsured or seniors having to make up the cost difference in voucher programs actually will. Contrary to Mitt Romney's recent statement speaking on how people don't just die because of lack of insurance, studies such as those cited in http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/health/healthcare/2002-05-22-insurance-deaths.htm and http://www.urban.org/publications/411588.html, prove otherwise.
No, there is no war here. When you have one side being wiped out simply because of who they are or the class they inhabit that is not class warfare; it is class genocide.
And it is sad how complicit half of the voting population seems to be in its spread. And it is even more sad how people favor the individual components of Obamacare but want its repeal sentencing even more people to a lower standard of living just because of the financial situation of strangers they will never meet. Strangers who are just as likely to be hard working and of strong moral character as any other American.