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So? Whats the issue? That's the point. I work hard to help my kids. Yeah, we all want to help our kids. But they weren't referring the middle (or even upper-m
by kafkaesq 10y ago
So? Whats the issue? That's the point. I work hard to help my kids.
Yeah, we all want to help our kids. But they weren't referring the middle (or even upper-middle) classes; but rather to the super-rich. Which have their own set of privileges and advantages -- which are rather different from what the rest of us experience.
But the opposite would be a much bigger problem.
Bolshevism, you mean? (Really now, it's not that helpful to always think in terms of polar opposites: "Either we leave things the way the are, or we begin an irreversible slide into the Pure Hell of its exact opposite"). But if that's not what you mean, you can at least be more specific about what you mean.