>The "white working class" (especially male) was overthrown by ... no social programs, no healthcare, nothing. They don't have social programs and healthcare b

>The "white working class" (especially male) was overthrown by ... no social programs, no healthcare, nothing. They don't have social programs and healthcare because they consistently vote against anyone who proposes these things. So they're really to blame for their own problems. Sure, globalization et al have been big factors, but they shot themselves in the foot by voting against policies that would benefit them, and instead voting directly against their own economic interests.