Class Exclusionism or something if you wanna draw up a new term for it, guys that make up arbitrary and abstract barriers between the "real proletariat" and "bourgeoise service workers" based on shit like how "hard" or "difficult" the work is, or if its "productive or unproductive" at a surface level.
I saw one of these guys say that being a delivery/transport driver is suddenly actual proletarian work but being a barista still isnt, suddenly its about fucking distance you transport the commodity I guess.
Starbucks workers have to deal with a clamoring mob of sugar addicted large children, which I'd imagine is the main source of stress and inability to get a lunch break. I don't think I've ever seen a standalone store that didn't have a line of SUVs around the building at peak.
But this will totally be used against restaurant workers who have to put away bulk stock, wash like 3 weeks worth of household dishes in a single night (may god help you if there's cheese or sour cream in the sink water), scrape/brick grills, prep hundreds of pounds of ingredients, run and clean a deep fryer, follow FDA protocol, mop up vomit, get woozy/dehydrated because you can't get a lunch break, and still have to deal with a mob of sugar-addicted large children.
Same dudes that will say you’re dividing the working class if you dare to ask them to Introduce some intersectional analysis for poc comrades into their thinking bc it might make their mayo ass feel bad and then turn around and be like “lol service workers aren’t actually proles bc they don’t look like propaganda posters from 1940”
Marxism is when you're class reductionist and the more class reductionist you are the more Marxist it is.
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I think they associate them with blue-haired liberal feminists. Obviously class traitors.
The majority of blue haired people I know are queer and/or hella leftist. Not sure where the stereotype of that being a lib thing even comes from.
From conservatives, who think we commies are all just radical :LIB: s
amazing that a supposed leftist would embrace that shit
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In particular, industries associated with women and queer people.
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Class Exclusionism or something if you wanna draw up a new term for it, guys that make up arbitrary and abstract barriers between the "real proletariat" and "bourgeoise service workers" based on shit like how "hard" or "difficult" the work is, or if its "productive or unproductive" at a surface level.
I saw one of these guys say that being a delivery/transport driver is suddenly actual proletarian work but being a barista still isnt, suddenly its about fucking distance you transport the commodity I guess.
Yes and also your class is determined by your relation to vibes and aesthetics
is it class reductionism to arbitrarily invent a new class of less-exploited-but-still-wage-laborer to pretend they're not being exploited
Starbucks workers have to deal with a clamoring mob of sugar addicted large children, which I'd imagine is the main source of stress and inability to get a lunch break. I don't think I've ever seen a standalone store that didn't have a line of SUVs around the building at peak.
But this will totally be used against restaurant workers who have to put away bulk stock, wash like 3 weeks worth of household dishes in a single night (may god help you if there's cheese or sour cream in the sink water), scrape/brick grills, prep hundreds of pounds of ingredients, run and clean a deep fryer, follow FDA protocol, mop up vomit, get woozy/dehydrated because you can't get a lunch break, and still have to deal with a mob of sugar-addicted large children.
Same dudes that will say you’re dividing the working class if you dare to ask them to Introduce some intersectional analysis for poc comrades into their thinking bc it might make their mayo ass feel bad and then turn around and be like “lol service workers aren’t actually proles bc they don’t look like propaganda posters from 1940”