if you currently or will have to sell your capacity to work to a capitalist as a commodity in return for a wage, you're working class
How many of you are actually from the working class?
Hunter Allen
Landon Robinson
Well I'm not gonna ask him while I'm getting my parts looked at. And especially not in earshot of his Gen-X receptionists.
A comrade can dream, though.
Colton Young
my parents are social climbers (working class ==> petit bouj) and I grew up petit bouj, it's not a good life for you, me and both my sisters have depression and anhedonia. Mom has said before she feels like a failure as a mother, she's right in a way, moral rot and misanthropy is what it takes to be a petit landlord, even moreso with a small business. Only socialism can lead humanity away from small business/landlord/American suburban fascism.
Caleb James
Elijah Parker
Homeless people all have second hand smartphones which they can charge in either a restaurant, a library or some other place.
Alexander Sanders
jesus christ you're a faggot
Jordan Foster
I really hate this rich vs poor view that some people talk about. There is no split in the population of the havers and have not; you can find someone who sits between two people in terms of capital. We should be against the system, not people.
inb4 I'm called a champagne socialist; dad was on a disability pension and my mum has worked retail her entire life
Nathan Morgan
Hatred of the rich is the socialist version of hating white men. Its the vulgar easy propoganda that sticks in peoples heads easier.
Unlike hating wyatte maen, it directs hatred at people who have actual real power by definition, not questionably real social power by proxy, and it ties into the actual more nuanced theory in how the richest of the rich are the booj, which makes explanations of how its not about them personally but the system that makes such a class possible thats the problem. Again contrasted with socjus because I just can't help myself, where the good parts of the theory produced by the scholarship seem completely, radically disconnected from the vulgar meme version that characterizes the movement.