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In the US? maybe. But then race is a large factor, as well as money. In the UK money rarely buys you class. You are born into your class, and unless you have
by KaiserPro 7y ago
In the US? maybe.
But then race is a large factor, as well as money.
In the UK money rarely buys you class. You are born into your class, and unless you have elocution lessons, or go to a grammar school (or a sink school for the opposite direction) then you stay like that.
- plutonorm 7y agoYup. It's sickening. What's worse people seem to be comfortable with the status quo. If everyone was of my mindset there'd have been a revolution by now. But people seem to adjust there view point to give themselves a more comfortable life. Better to not think about the inequality of the world or to rationalise it as 'right' than to live your life bitter. Or guilty if you happen to fall in the upper classes.