You know, I don't like Nietzsche's elitist views, but I'm certain that he would argue that...

...the fact that the working class is so ridiculously hard to mobilize in it's own best interest is insurmountable evidence to the fact that they simply deserve to live under the foot of the elite. That they were born to be subservient and that it is the natural order of things that they be where they are.

That those who know better and want better shall inevitably rise to the top of the heap and become the elite.

I don't agree with that sentiment, but when working class people scoff at those among them that take issue with this exploitative system and propose solutions, the most cynical part of my soul finds Nietzsche's take on naturally lesser men and naturally greater men to be tempting to believe.