> spoken like someone who has never actually been poor It's not even just that. It is spoken like someone who has not even been around poor people. Class segr

> spoken like someone who has never actually been poor It's not even just that. It is spoken like someone who has not even been around poor people. Class segregation is a much more serious issue than simply class distinction. I wonder if it is a growing problem in society. Because if so, it will not end well as it never has historically. If you grew up upper middle class or wealthy and you have not had multiple friends on much lower financial tiers than you then you are absolutely out of touch. It is not possible to be aware of the (mostly minor but not insignificant) differences in people's lives by simply reading a book, watching a documentary, listening to a TED talk, or "being an activist".