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I would disagree that the upper class are not swayed by identity markers like gender. There is plenty of sway happening in the upper class, specifically on asse
by SamoyedFurFluff 3y ago
I would disagree that the upper class are not swayed by identity markers like gender. There is plenty of sway happening in the upper class, specifically on assessing peers and concerning class pooling (especially among the upper class nonwhite in a majority white country). There’s also plenty of appearances for gender markers— fatness is low class.
- temp2022account 3y ago> There is plenty of sway happening in the upper class I mean my anecdata says it _looks_like_ there is plenty of sway - the end goal of course is as always distraction from useful information that can be used for planning