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@TavonKeistler [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [52]: Woke inner city Lefties despise Bogans (Deplorables). See, the working class never rose up like Marx said. So Commies shifted to Culture Wars.
#Auspol #Woke #Culture #Straya
Paul Embery -- Despised: Why the Left Loathes the Working Class [URL redacted] via @YouTube [URL redacted]
#CharacterisationBogan
#CharacterisationDeplorables
#IdentityClassBlueCollar
#IRLHistoricalFigureKarlMarx
#PoliticsCommunism
#MetaphorWarfareCulture
#ToponymOceaniaAustralia
Addendum presumably, 'deplorables' in this context, is a reference to #OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyHillaryClinton's infamous speech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCHJVE9trSM as its corollary #OtheringElitesLiberalCulturalEducated Also, https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021/08/31/deplorables-basket-hillary-clinton/ #CharacterisationBasketOfDeplorables
Addendum presumably, 'deplorables' in this context, is a reference to #OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyHillaryClinton's infamous speech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCHJVE9trSM as its corollary #OtheringElitesLiberalCulturalEducated Also, https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021/08/31/deplorables-basket-hillary-clinton/ #CharacterisationBasketOfDeplorables
#AdvocacyUKNewCultureForumNCF
#OrgClassifPPUKIndependencePartyUKIPPeterWhittle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvAphpNCkZY&t=22s
#2020_DespisedWhyTheModernLeftLoathesTheWorkingClass
#TauntLeftThe
#PhenomnBrexit
#OtheringCaricatureBrexitBrexiteer
#LiteralRedWallSeats
Context #NewspaperUKOnlineTheLondonEconomicTJColes https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/opinion/how-do-you-get-working-people-to-vote-against-their-own-economic-interests-start-a-culture-war-212080/ #WebsiteUnHerdPaulEmbery #VlogTRIGGERnometry
Supplementary #AdvocacyEUSocialEuropeJustusSeuferle "Two competing ideas about the worker dominate contemporary discourse. The first--predominantly found in the United States--is cultural; the second, once prevalent in Europe, is material. The cultural definition, often reflected in self-identification surveys, hinges on the colour of one's collar. It distinguishes between blue-collar and white-collar workers--those who work with their hands versus those in bureaucratic or intellectual roles. Under this framework, even a small business owner can be considered a worker. The only criterion is a sense of cultural belonging tied to one's type of work. This vague and malleable definition leads to absurd outcomes: a brash, orange-hued billionaire with a neoliberal agenda can be hailed as the champion of the working class. In contrast, the European tradition has historically adhered to a materialist, Marxist perspective. A worker, in this view, is someone who owns nothing but their labour power and is therefore compelled into what Marx termed 'relations of production' with those who control the means of production. Marx described the worker as doubly free--free from external coercion to labour, yet also free from ownership of the resources necessary for survival. This condition creates structural dependency and limits individual freedom. By this definition, liberal democracy has yet to fulfil its promise of liberty for the working class. This framework does not rely on cultural identity or habits but on economic position. It sees the term 'worker' as a measure of dependence." https://www.socialeurope.eu/how-the-right-hijacked-the-working-class-for-culture-wars #ReasoningFallacyAppealToTraditionEverydayPeopleEveryman #TheoryMarxism #CatchcryIdentityPolitics #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSDonaldTrump #TauntOrangeManBad #IdentityClassBlueCollar #IdentityClassWhiteCollarMiddle #PoliticsCapitalismNeoliberalism #IRLSociologistPierreBourdieu
Context #NewspaperUKOnlineTheLondonEconomicTJColes https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/opinion/how-do-you-get-working-people-to-vote-against-their-own-economic-interests-start-a-culture-war-212080/ #WebsiteUnHerdPaulEmbery #VlogTRIGGERnometry
Supplementary #AdvocacyEUSocialEuropeJustusSeuferle "Two competing ideas about the worker dominate contemporary discourse. The first--predominantly found in the United States--is cultural; the second, once prevalent in Europe, is material. The cultural definition, often reflected in self-identification surveys, hinges on the colour of one's collar. It distinguishes between blue-collar and white-collar workers--those who work with their hands versus those in bureaucratic or intellectual roles. Under this framework, even a small business owner can be considered a worker. The only criterion is a sense of cultural belonging tied to one's type of work. This vague and malleable definition leads to absurd outcomes: a brash, orange-hued billionaire with a neoliberal agenda can be hailed as the champion of the working class. In contrast, the European tradition has historically adhered to a materialist, Marxist perspective. A worker, in this view, is someone who owns nothing but their labour power and is therefore compelled into what Marx termed 'relations of production' with those who control the means of production. Marx described the worker as doubly free--free from external coercion to labour, yet also free from ownership of the resources necessary for survival. This condition creates structural dependency and limits individual freedom. By this definition, liberal democracy has yet to fulfil its promise of liberty for the working class. This framework does not rely on cultural identity or habits but on economic position. It sees the term 'worker' as a measure of dependence." https://www.socialeurope.eu/how-the-right-hijacked-the-working-class-for-culture-wars #ReasoningFallacyAppealToTraditionEverydayPeopleEveryman #TheoryMarxism #CatchcryIdentityPolitics #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSDonaldTrump #TauntOrangeManBad #IdentityClassBlueCollar #IdentityClassWhiteCollarMiddle #PoliticsCapitalismNeoliberalism #IRLSociologistPierreBourdieu
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