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Class warfare has been making headlines for longer than we can remember. And in 1996, Fight Club's Tyler Durden was making his statement. Although Project Mayhem's methods are radical and dangerous, its goals—ending social and economic inequality and inspiring change from the bottom up—are still relevant today. And we're guessing they will be for quite a while.
Project Mayhem's subtle tactics—subversive bumper stickers and peeing in perfume—may be funny, but they don't exactly help Project Mayhem achieve its goals of a new world order. They have to escalate to more extreme, and violent, means of action.
Project Mayhem's mission is to create a world in which the working class rules, but its actual goal is to unite people under Tyler Durden. In Tyler we trust.