The existence and desires of the upper class, middle class, and lower class often put them in conflict due to their differing objectives and resources. The upper class may prioritize maintaining their wealth and status, leading them to make decisions that could oppress or exploit the other two classes. The middle class, seeking upward mobility and stability, may clash with the upper class over access to resources and opportunities. Meanwhile, the lower class may struggle to meet their basic needs and may resent the privileges and advantages enjoyed by the upper and middle classes, leading to tensions and potential conflicts. Ultimately, the competition for resources, power, and influence can create ongoing conflicts between these three classes.
