I've usually been good at keeping away from social media discourse since getting on bluesky, but dipping into this one. To me it makes sense to separate someone's background/childhood and their current circumstances. People will be informed by different class experiences they've had in their life
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at what point does someone stop being working class?
i don’t like this idea that a sir who is a fully paid up member of the establishment, the prime minister – who has a disdain for working class ppl and views us through the lens of a middle-class ‘thug’ stereotype – is working class.
i don’t like this idea that a sir who is a fully paid up member of the establishment, the prime minister – who has a disdain for working class ppl and views us through the lens of a middle-class ‘thug’ stereotype – is working class.
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