Strawman and ad hominem(“another blogger”). Sometimes, genius comes from the least expected places.
I don’t believe the blog poster promotes a “popular uprising”, I only skimmed the article.
The blog poster anyway don’t understand that the “overclass” in their understanding is wrong. The “c-level” are obviously much richer than the “underclass”(=the labour commodity), but they are not necessarily capital owners.
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Strawman and ad hominem(“another blogger”). Sometimes, genius comes from the least expected places.
I don’t believe the blog poster promotes a “popular uprising”, I only skimmed the article.
The blog poster anyway don’t understand that the “overclass” in their understanding is wrong. The “c-level” are obviously much richer than the “underclass”(=the labour commodity), but they are not necessarily capital owners.
If you reduce a class to <10k people in the world the word loses its meaning.
Why? The ruling class aren’t that many…