It’s the same play they always pull, if you criticize things and you’re wealthy youre privileged and don’t know how good you have it, if you criticize and you’re poor you’re just jealous and made bad choices
No, then they'll just insult you more plainly and do things like bring up any prior convictions/tickets/high school incidents to 'contextualize' your actions
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So what im getting out of this is it's fine to
a CEO as long as you're a blue collar working class fella and not some spoiled ivy league brat.
See, I'm reading this as "Class Traitors are the greatest threat to their respective cohorts".
Nikita Khrushchev: “I am the son of coal miners. You are the descendant of feudal mandarins. We have nothing in common.”
Zhou Enlai: “Perhaps we do. We are both traitors to our class.”
I am so using that the next time a bootlicker tries to paint me as privileged.
“Well we both have one thing in common: we’re both class traitors!”
It’s the same play they always pull, if you criticize things and you’re wealthy youre privileged and don’t know how good you have it, if you criticize and you’re poor you’re just jealous and made bad choices
Parenti quote.
No, then they'll just insult you more plainly and do things like bring up any prior convictions/tickets/high school incidents to 'contextualize' your actions