This wouldn’t work today as often, craftsmen andllre paid more and are higher on social ladder than clerks. How would you adjust the criteria for modern-day working class check?
This wouldn’t work today as often, craftsmen andllre paid more and are higher on social ladder than clerks. How would you adjust the criteria for modern-day working class check?
Since when is having roommates upper-clsss?
Fuck you kulak face the wall.
-Lemmygrad user replying to this after “the revolution” that makes them more equal than us.
Nice strawman have you ever talked to one of us
Appropriate that you should make Orwellian allusions. That guy was a racist, antisemitic, homophobic, backstabbing snitch: Orwell’s list. Animal Farm was Cold War agitprop, which the CIA airdropped on eastern Europe and made it into an animated film that you may have seen. It funded the film adaptation of 1984 as well.
Orwell be like “Yeah that guy? He’s a communist. How do I know… he’s. you know… black”
If people saw the original list he would universally be seen as an actual Nazi, which is why the Orwells are fighting so hard to keep it private. Based on what we know of him there’s no way in hell he didn’t also use “jewish” as the sole evidence someone was a communist.
Ok, I could be more specific by saying a property you own but dont live at.
They said “do you own” a property that other people pay you to live in. That’s the upper-class part.
Comrade, I wait tables for a living. Tell me again how not being able to pay my mortgage on my own makes me upper-class.
Just because the owning class exploits you, does not mean you are not also exploiting someone.
Plenty of stories about a long term “roommate” master tenant who charges other roommates market rate that exceeds the mortgage.
Do you a) Own a property b) that you don’t live in c) that other people who are not family members live in d) and those people pay you?
If not, you’re not the subject of that comment. If so, congrats on being in the very narrow overlap of the Venn diagram for waiters and landlords.