The Russian Labor Party is indeed not very friendly to certain groups of people—not only the rich, the capitalists, all those feudal tumors like the Monarch, the nobility, the slave owners, the Peasant Slave owners—but also to petty bourgeois, small merchants, and farmers.
The only difference is that the farmers, who under former Russian rule made up the majority of the population, because of their limited education and horizons, did not really understand the Russian Labor Party's attitude toward them.
In fact, the Russian Labor Party's attitude toward the lowest-stratum farmers was still decent. Although objectively they were still "beasts of burden," at least it wasn't like with Russia's nobles and landlords, who wouldn't even give them a path of upward mobility.
