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That would seem to me to be beside the point: Buying favours requires some form of capital, which is more available to some classes than others. If you don't ha
by getonit 16y ago
That would seem to me to be beside the point: Buying favours requires some form of capital, which is more available to some classes than others. If you don't have any, you can't buy favours from any class - your own or otherwise.
- sp332 16y agoAre you saying that having less money than someone else puts you in a lower class in society? Or are you saying that being in a higher class makes money more accessible, somehow?