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I kinda agree with your take but there's a huge cultural distinction between "petite bourgeois and above" and "everybody else" that I think needs to be explored
by dsfyu404ed 4y ago
I kinda agree with your take but there's a huge cultural distinction between "petite bourgeois and above" and "everybody else" that I think needs to be explored. There's a ton of punching down and self serving pity moving across that line in a way that is reminiscent of the racism of prior generations. People seem to need to feel better than somebody. I see a heck of a lot of people advocating for policy that professes to be extending a hand to pull up the lower classes but really it's just "you will not be allowed to advance unless you act like me" in disguise.
- AndrewKemendo 4y agoIt seems to me like there are three distinct groups: 1. Working class with no desire to be capital/power 2. Working class striving to be capital/power 3. Capital class We could certainly argue about what percentage of the population falls into what bucket or why, but I think these are the real class distinctions we should be looking at.