I see those people as class traitors. Which sound harsh but I think most just do not understand their class interests and/or are basically coerced into oppressing their fellow workers. That's why class consciousness is so important. If you're a manager and you understand the class dichotomy, you will be much more likely to support your own class' interests. by the way, pmc is more than managers. It's basically anyone with a degree and a white collar job.
I agree that it's silly to put white collar, workers in a separate class category. To me it makes more sense if it's restricted specifically to people in an actual managerial role.
I see those people as class traitors. Which sound harsh but I think most just do not understand their class interests and/or are basically coerced into oppressing their fellow workers. That's why class consciousness is so important. If you're a manager and you understand the class dichotomy, you will be much more likely to support your own class' interests. by the way, pmc is more than managers. It's basically anyone with a degree and a white collar job.
You're gonna cry when I tell you about Engels then.
Is he ok? Did something happen?
I agree that it's silly to put white collar, workers in a separate class category. To me it makes more sense if it's restricted specifically to people in an actual managerial role.
Then why are you supportive of traitors?
Yeah, this one is so bad faith I am not going to bother answering. Read my other comments.
Read some hacker news and then reconsider.
It's harsh, but the only real flaw in the analysis is attributing malice vs just a typical american lack of class consciousness.