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this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2024
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It's an interesting point but even then not all PMC choose to join the capitalist class even if they have the means to do so. That's why i overall hate the concept of PMC its hard to pin down a real definition that isn't just pure opinion.
Im my head maybe a correlation between relative wages earned and opposition to organisation can be made ignoring the role but even then that doesn't work for piss poor managers who also oppose organisation.
I think class traitor works just fine as a term for someone in the working class who actively opposes action that benefits the working class.
Wait a minute... I'm a shitposter what am i doing? PMC? More like POO MC amirite?
I think that when people's needs are met and they simultaneously don't feel overworked they often become
This class, although poorly defined, are usually status quo warriors because they seem to at least understand that the status quo is comfortable to them. Their aim becomes to oppose anything that might disrupt that comfort.