To the Working class: See it my way.

[GeorgeGist]

1. The Investor class owns the means of production.
2. The Working class is the means of production.
3. Therefore, the Investor class owns the Working Class.

That is the reality of the economy; as I see it.

If you agree, and want to change the economy, the Working Class must say to the Investor Class, in no uncertain terms:

"You do not own us any longer, we're taking over the economy".




Good Night, and Sweet Dreams.:loveya:

George

[Kitty Herder]

1. K&R

[leftstreet]

2. The problem is getting the Muddle Class to admit it's Working Class

There's yer class war.

K&R all the same though

:thumbsup:

[Donnachaidh]

3. you'll see tons of the lower investor class types trying to pass themelves off

as working class, just to keep people thinking they are one of the *good guys*. It's already happening, with a story on CNN how this couple from Beverly Hills moved to Oregon to run a pig farm. Of course, all their toys are in storage, and as soon as they network their way back (thanks to the CNN story) they'll return to Beverly Hills and whine about having to actually live in an Airstream and *gasp* muck pigpens.

[leftstreet]

4. The Nouveau Working Class

Even in their 'poverty' they work so much harder than the rest of us.

[Donnachaidh]

5. yup.

That story was sickening. Expect tons of the same, all rushing for their 15 minutes of hairshirt moments, showing off just the HINT of a callous growing on their hands, quivering lower lips and pining for the bottled water they *used* to be able to afford.

My heart bleeds for them. :sarcasm:

[TBF]

6. Along with convincing them there's pretty much no middle class left -

if you look seriously at that gap between rich & poor it becomes abundantly clear. Many are still holding out for their "american dream".