Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 18h

Leftists, famously not having class consciousness while right wing people do (?)

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Anonymous #1 17h

Most of the working class is right wing people.

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 17h

I agree but not for the reason you think. Still that doesn’t mean they have class consciousness.

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Anonymous #1 17h

Everyone in the USA knows what class and has an estimation of what class they are in. Whatever source convinced you that this isn’t the case is likely manipulating you. People aren’t that dumb.

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 17h

What class are you in?

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Anonymous #1 16h

Proletariat or bourgeoise?

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Anonymous #1 16h

There are more classes than that.

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 16h

No, not really. Do you work for a living or own things for a living?

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Anonymous #1 15h

I work for a living. Me nor my family own anything of value other than our cars and town home, which we live in. I pay rent. But even Mark Zuckerberg works. The people that own YikYak work. Even investors do research and risk losing money if they don’t put the effort in. Without hard work you will lose what you own to competition or stupidity.

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Anonymous #4 14h

Democrats aren’t leftists twin

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 14h

Bruh under your definition there is only the working class, which just is not correct. Workers exchange their labor for a wage. Capitalists appropriate the surplus value produced by the worker’s labor. That’s the distinction.

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Anonymous OP 14h

Not only are you wrong, but even the leftists that aren’t Democrats because they’re left of the democrats do exactly what I just said at least as much

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Anonymous #4 14h

1, what do you consider “the left”? 2, how is “the left” focusing on Jews to the exclusion of class?

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Anonymous #1 14h

*race, gender, and Jews

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Anonymous #1 12h

I think you may have been confused by my point. There is a common misconception that the richest people don’t work hard. I’m simply pointing it out. I believe class isn’t one thing or split between a set amount. I think class is a scale. With homeless indebted people at the bottom and richest people at the top.

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Anonymous #4 8h

I’m not sure if this is what you mean but I do think that Dems especially since Clinton have shifted from class to identity politics as their policies moved towards neoliberalism. I think identity politics is important but it can’t just be about identity politics bc then you’re just saying “i know my policies won’t help you but im just like you so you can trust me”

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