Of course, in the imaginary universe where a billionaire can empathize with and defend the interests of working classes, it totally makes sense to have rich kids who think they can empathize with and defend the interests of the oppressed. It’s all part of a mentality that rejects class solidarity to reinforce a classist structure where workers are considered to be so irredeemably dumb that they can’t even articulate their own interests and need the rich to do it for them.
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“working classes”, “class solidarity”, ” classist structure”
Watch it, Clarissa, your communist roots are showing!
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What did I say about not addressing me in the format of a command?
Were you abandoned in a cave to be raised by wolves? Is that why you completely lack manners?
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Is this one reason the rich are so paternal/maternal/condescending/patronizing towards all those “lesser” types they dutifully “feel so bad for” in their tokenistically charitable fashion?
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