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Professional managerial class. Generally used derisively to refer to people with high paid jobs who serve the interests of the wealthy.
by weeblewobble 3y ago
Professional managerial class. Generally used derisively to refer to people with high paid jobs who serve the interests of the wealthy.
- Waterluvian 3y agoSeems like a lazy way of saying, “anyone I identify as serving someone or some cause I don’t like.”
- jvm___ 3y ago[flagged]
- seydor 3y agoI thought it meant PubMed Central which would be fitting here
- op00to 3y agothose fatcats in PubMed with their hog legs on the neck of the proletariat!