Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 12, Chapter 03, Text 25

SB 12.3.25

tasmin lubdha duracara
 nirdayah suska-vairinah
durbhaga bhuri-tarsas ca
 sudra-dasottarah prajah
 
Translation: 
 
In the Kali age people tend to be greedy, ill-behaved and merciless, and they fight one another without good reason. Unfortunate and obsessed with material desires, the people of Kali-yuga are almost all sudras and barbarians.
 
Purport: 
 
In this age, we can already observe that most people are laborers, clerks, fishermen, artisans or other kinds of workers within the sudra category. Enlightened devotees of God and noble political leaders are extremely scarce, and even independent businessmen and farmers are a vanishing breed as huge business conglomerates increasingly convert them into subservient employees. Vast regions of the earth are already populated by barbarians and semibarbarous peoples, making the entire situation dangerous and bleak. The Krsna consciousness movement is empowered to rectify the current dismal state of affairs. It is the only hope for the ghastly age called Kali-yuga.
 
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