This whole class business makes me very uncomfortable. Should a person's money-status determine how high or low in class he is? Is that finally....IT?
Poor people supposedly form the lower class or worse, as some people put it -- 'Low class', then lower middle class (whazzat?), middle class (Ok, much mentioned and branded), upper middle class (you know those who are really middle class with a bit more money, but not enough money to get into the HIGH class bracket) and...high class (too much money and all that). Then there are probably kings and queens (the whole born-with-a-golden-spoon business)...
Have I missed any classes out?
Whew.
We must divide. Always. Religions, nations, colours, castes, races, communities, sub-communities even, languages, sexual preferences...and so on. (Please tell me there are n't any more).
What's with all the division?
Does n't 'United we stand, divided we fall' mean anything? Or is that only within the divisions?
1 comment:
if caste is india's contribution to the society. class is the brit's.
and funny that most people like to boast about being middle class... even in that we want to play safe.
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