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I feel like this community is always spitting out the most vile dreck imaginable under the "it's just a joke" excuse. Now they're literally upvoting the Babylon Bee.
this post was submitted on 12 May 2026
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Working class is when burly men in hard hats
Bourgeoisie is when fops with soy lattes
I understand this because of my frequent and very real interaction with the working class
Starbucks workers also aren't physical labourers despite having to stand for the entirety of their shifts and work the coffee machines, lift and carry produce, climb and clean. If you dye your hair you are NOT A LABOURER
labor is a spectrum sure, starbucks baristas are laborers but are they as laborer as blacksmiths and farmers? absolutely not
Ironically both not laborers.
blacksmiths and farmers are definitely laborers
Blacksmiths are on a spectrum as you said. Some work at factories, some are artisanal craftsman, some petty bourgeois.
Farmers definitely aren't labor, they are the guys who own and manage the farm and hire people to do the farm work. Maybe they do some work too but that's the case with other bourgeois too.
farmer is more of an entire umbrella of work
farmhands are farmers the farm managers are farmers
Farmers own the farm dingbat, their laborers are called farm hands.
a "farmer" is someone who works at a farm
Usually the term is used for the farm owner.
Blacksmiths and farmers? Are you from the 17th century?
15th
Yep, sorry like the imagined audience of this comment is the chud standin who thinks that the only communists are dyed haired baristas who don't know what 'work' is, because working hospitality is somehow a cakewalk?
Remember you're not working class unless you're a 1900s factory worker
Office workers and uber drivers never get burnout because they're jobs are super easy/s
and you're not fully clean unless you're zest fully clean.