Should we allow one, both, or none?

      • Call me Lenny/Leni@lemm.ee
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        5 days ago

        No, but at the same time, wealth doesn’t need to be made out by someone as being a matter of class, just a manifestation of what you’ve been able to give/receive in society.

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          I know a guy earning six figures that considers himself working class because “I work”, we all know he’s comfortably middle upper.

          I don’t judge him based upon his wealth but that doesn’t mean class isn’t a thing.

        • 1985MustangCobra@lemmy.caOP
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          So would it be fair to say if someone was a higher status than you, there should be no ill will against them? only the select few who exploit those below them?

          • Count042@lemmy.ml
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            4 days ago

            Is it fair to hate slavers? Or is it only fair if they are actively enslaving people? /s

            At this point, it’s obvious you’re a bad faith actor here (and an incompetent one at that), but on the miniscule chance you aren’t:

            It is as impossible to be a good person, and be a slaver as it is to be a billionaire and a good person.

            Both of those require active exploitation of people. You’re just used to framing the exploitation in terms that don’t make the exploitation clear for billionaires.