If even one class dissents, the player that holds at least a 33% position in one particular debt class can block a recovery plan negotiated by the rest.
Paulin favours harsh, gritty language, which as a Northern Irish Protestant he associates with lower-middle-class Dissent, and has it in for smoothness and elegance, which to his Puritan mind suggests a bunch of effete upper-class Cavaliers camping it up.
"The other class of dissenting shareholders are mostly circumspect owners who feel their board is not representing the best interests of the majority of the shareholders," Mr. Davis said.
Anticommunism was not merely animosity towards communism or North Korea but animosity towards dissenting forces and class conflict within South Korean society, and served as the basis of support for the far right anticommunist regime.
It is argued that religious dissent, rather than emerging class consciousness, guided radical politics before 1832.
"The general climate of dissent, the mistrust toward the upper classes and governing classes — these aren't things we normally associate with the United States," he said.
As Iran became engulfed in cycles of widespread political protest and ruthless repression, the paranormal ambience thickened due to internal dissent among the besieged ruling class.
Nonetheless, there is a steady upswell of dissent building among the middle classes.
Furthermore, the determination to crush dissent affects the urban middle classes, which might otherwise be the strongest proponents of security-sector reform in this area.
The government seems unable to deal with dissent from this freer-thinking urban professional class other than with police batons.
It is, for some, about class warfare and for others about democracy and the legitimacy of dissent.
