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There isn’t a single person though. How about the ones that are actively wanting wage labor to keep going so they can keep getting richer? I do legitimately wo
by aaomidi 4y ago
There isn’t a single person though. How about the ones that are actively wanting wage labor to keep going so they can keep getting richer?
I do legitimately wonder, after you’ve earned your first few hundred million, why tf do you keep going.
- TheCowboy 4y agoWe are likely considered 'the elites' by wage labor. Even though neither one of us have made a hundred million. There exist many working class people who wanted to get back to normal (polling demonstrates this), or at the very least wanted policies that tried to keep schools open. They also believe the things you're saying make you one of the elites. It's also easier for 'established elites' to want perpetual work-from-home since they're in work that best positions them to experience little economic pain doing that. It might even be somewhat elitist to dismiss this POV. That's the problem with using such a vague term.
- aaomidi 4y agoArguably what people “want” is also extremely impacted by the “elite”. The way we consume media and culture is controlled by a very small group of people.
- spicymaki 4y agoWhen looking at class we would be called the archaic term bourgeoisie. We can live comfortably and buy things we want, but are not part of the elites (noblesse) who have privileges and influence beyond money. We should define new terms to clarify the class strata.