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Old 12-02-2009, 11:35 AM   #178
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I'd say the "class war" description is slightly misleading, in that social class, while certainly involved in the Luddism movement, was not its prime motivator. It was principally a revolt against the introduction of new technology in the belief that it would lead to unemployment - the so-called "Luddite Fallacy".
Those who fought this conflict were motivated by class interests: the workers fearing replacement and a worsening of work conditions (i.e. an increased tempo of production) and the owners of early industrial capital seeking to more thoroughly exploit the resources over which they had control: workers, raw materials, and machines.

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