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Cake day: March 20th, 2024

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  • But some who has earned a penny in interest has spent time as both worker and owner.

    Its not that you’ve shifted it. I agree there. Its that your using sweeping terms that include things like earning a penny in interest that, in order to not sound ridiculous, has to have caveated to a point that:

    No, the idea is that the middle class (defined in the conventional way) spends time in both the “worker” category and the “owner” category.

    Doesn’t reflect where it ends up at all.

    Also, its not the conventional way. You 100% made that up and what you’re describing is petite bougouise.

    From wiki

    The modern usage of the term “middle-class”, however, dates to the 1913 UK Registrar-General’s report, in which the statistician T. H. C. Stevenson identified the middle class as those falling between the upper-class and the working-class.[13] The middle class includes: professionals, managers, and senior civil servants. The chief defining characteristic of membership in the middle-class is control of significant human capital while still being under the dominion of the elite upper class, who control much of the financial and legal capital in the world.









  • I have to admire the brazenness with which you made up your own utterly unfounded definition of the term “middle class” then, immediately after being called out for it, accuse the person who hadn’t provided any definition of the term of doing exactly what you had just done.

    Thats some advanced level bad faith engagement right there.

    Its not my definition. Its a different school of thought that has stood up to scrutiny. It is different to what a lot of people would refer to as middle class and, of course, different again from what you, personally describe middle class to be.

    I don’t really recognise a middle class but, if one is to exist, it is simply the middle earners of people who work for their money and they’re predominantly white collar workers. That’s all there is to it. What you described is petite bougouise and may well be middle class but not all middle class people are petite bougouise.




  • Its quite the norm in parts of Europe.

    Had it been hard-core (from hell) i may have judged you but, even then, only as an xtc fiend.

    For anyone curious, try dj mad dog : reset

    Fair warning, it might be jarring on any mellow you might have going on. Eventually, when you’ve been raving long enough, you might find that, from time to time, you’ll need sounds from the bowels of hell at 200 bpm just to feel something.