What are your experiences? A lot of mine tie into "just be a white cis dude" theory so I want to know. I drink in public and shit so cool people talk to me often

  • MoneyIsTheDeepState [comrade/them,he/him]
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    2 years ago

    I was raised petit-boug, so that one's easy - I'd take an open Blood or Crip over a boat salesman any day. My town has plenty of all three, if I'm interpreting all the people dressed head to toe in primary red or blue, and the boat dealerships correctly

    I don't really have a lot of opinions past that. I think the US has put a lot of work into obfuscating its class structure, so unless I ever reach the point of methodically organizing people, I don't have much reason to get more specific than working- or owning-class

    • pjst [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      People in suits are 100x scarier than people talking to themselves on the street. You're lost if you don't realise this imo

      • Assian_Candor [comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        Suit guys are middle men, the real demonologists know the devil wears Patagonia/marmot fleeces over button down collared shirts

      • MoneyIsTheDeepState [comrade/them,he/him]
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        2 years ago

        Spiritually true, though the "suits" here mostly wear high-end hunting and fishing gear. We're not a small town, but everyone here jacks off about hating "the city" anyway, so the fashion is whatever Stadium Country artists have been wearing this season

        • pjst [he/him]
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          2 years ago

          I know the type. We have them in Australia too. They drive drunk and don't respect me in my home fucking town. This is good I guess. Anonymity is desirable

          This doesn't make me sound good but I'm very normal irl usually. Not scary looking. Like 6'1 and lighter than I was in high school. My dad is taller than me lmao

      • MoneyIsTheDeepState [comrade/them,he/him]
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        2 years ago

        Without a doubt. Organized crime is just a part of capitalism and not a revolutionary force, but then, it isn't the Bloods' or the Crips' enforcers who get sent with drug-related ambulance calls in hopes of getting to arrest a poor person in crisis