The existence and desires of the upper class, middle class, and lower class consistently put them in conflict with each other due to their differing interests and priorities. The upper class often seeks to protect their wealth and status, which can come at the expense of the lower class who may struggle to make ends meet. The middle class, caught between these two extremes, may find themselves torn between advancing their own financial stability and advocating for social justice and equality. This dynamic can create tension and competition between the classes, perpetuating a cycle of conflict and inequality.
