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Feel this speaks how to the social classes omnipresent in our world. We want to pretend we live in a classless society but we really don't. If you have to work
by mdgrech23 3y ago
Feel this speaks how to the social classes omnipresent in our world. We want to pretend we live in a classless society but we really don't. If you have to work for a living you're working class. Too many people these days have become corporate sympathizers trying to justify this absurd bonuses to CEOs.
- enneff 3y agoWho in 2023 is under the illusion that we live in a classless society??
- aksss 3y agoWho in the 21st century still thinks classless societies are even possible? I can't think of a single attempt in reality that succeeded, and it's been tried across cultures and via different methods. It's always a good thing to strive towards (like achieving 100% or 0), but never possible. And class mobility (in both directions) is a great attribute to have - resists classes turning into castes. "There will always be something to envy" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_GzXcTkzNU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_GzXcTkzNU
- Gormo 3y agoPeople differ from each other in countless particular attributes, but it's entirely a subjective and value-laden activity to select a small subset of those attributes and define a "class" against them.
- zo1 3y agoIt doesn't have to be quantifiable and easily-defined for it to be true in some abstract sense. I'd compare it to multi-dimensional clustering analysis.