The salary you need to be considered middle class in every U.S. state
The salary you need to be considered middle class in every U.S. state
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The salary you need to be considered middle class in every U.S. state
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A more objective way to describe class differences is working class versus capitalist class.
There's no such thing as "middle class". It's a completely imaginary and subjective categorization used to destroy class solidarity.
If "middle class" means anything at all, it's the difference between a living wage and poverty. But capitalist news will never phrase it in these terms.
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What's above middle class?
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The real answer is either upper middle or upper, depending on the scale that's being used. With how Lemmy has been going lately, I think the answer you'll get is "food". So, the accepted answer, I guess, is up to you.
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Parasite class.
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Just pick a name and a subjective measure. It's all a distraction anyway.
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How can someone be in the same socioeconomic class with someone who makes $100k more than them per year? Both of those people cannot be middle class whatever that means anymore
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Because $100k isn't that much money.
Yes it would be a world of a difference for me and many line me, but if you compare to the amount of money out there and the amount of people, it's not a large difference. Especially when considering the wage gap shifting classes apart.
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I'm no expert, but this seems like it's either bs or based on irrelevant class (sub(sub(sub)))boundaries.
Are they saying above the figures they state is upper class?
\ (And like, eg quite a few of the police force are therefore upper class?)So, by this article (if I understand it correctly) middle class can afford a modest house, a family vacation or two per year, some cars & even a few savings? And this description isn't of the lower class, it's for the middle class?
\ So lower class is just there to work (the same amount of labour as the middle & top class) and think about their life choices (mostly pre-made for them)?Are we really not trying to evolve our societies?
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Are we really not trying to evolve our societies?
No. And as you point out, they're not even trying to have an honest discussion about objective reality.
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I've never been middle class as an adult. I believe I am what's known as is "dirt fucking poor."