07-18-2013, 02:54 AM
I used to think it was "really" a class issue. Now I think that the economically deprived are just more likely to express themselves in newsmaking violence than are middle class or rich people.
I think richer people, and better-educated people (of any race) are more likely to show their disdain for someone through social means. Like, not inviting them to dinner, or blackballing them among their acquaintances. That's how I do it...
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I think richer people, and better-educated people (of any race) are more likely to show their disdain for someone through social means. Like, not inviting them to dinner, or blackballing them among their acquaintances. That's how I do it...
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Originally posted by unknownjulie
I would love someone in their 20's to chime in on this, but I think the younger people may not view this type of problem so much as "race issues" but "class issues" and by that I mean "socioeconomic differences". That is a giant chasm that has opened up again between the "haves and havenots". There is some social unrest that we are already experiencing, and it will probably increase. IT is amplified in Hawaii because of the different cultures and populations here.
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