>instead of people defending their identities as business owners or employees In a political/economic context, those are not "identities" but distinct roles in

>instead of people defending their identities as business owners or employees In a political/economic context, those are not "identities" but distinct roles in a power structure. Their political and economic interests are different and often fundamentally opposed to the extent that they're canonically considered two disting classes: working class* and capitalist class. It is ridiculous to consider them mere "identities."