The more one looks into political squabbles, the more it becomes apparent that it's mostly about different perspectives the lower, middle and upper class has on life and the necessity of them living together somehow.
Any books that you'd read that explained the relationship between classes nicely?
>that file name >this obvious attempt to start a thread about marx
It is okay, it is fine to be a tranny and make threads on marxist lit on this board. No need to be coy.
Hunter Brooks
I am very grateful you took the time out of your busy day of licking boots to post your wonderful opinion
Henry Robinson
Too brainlet for Marx - any contemporary literature on the topic would be better.
Gavin Sullivan
>can't comprehend nuance >defaults to pre-loaded insult out of confusion
Let's just talk about Marx, friend tranny. No need to get upset.
Jordan Jones
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Christopher Torres
Class conflict is created by leftists. There is no "working class". What do a construction worker and a factory worker have in common? "Class conflict" began with the likes of Rousseau who wanted to invent a problem when there wasn't any.
Ryan Edwards
>feigns winning a competition that doesn't exist after being outed
Why won't you discuss Marx with me?
Joseph Clark
>Class conflict is created by leftists. What does this mean? Do you mean to imply that the concept as a whole if fabricated by leftists or that any conflict between workers and those who own the means of production must necessarily be caused by the agitation of leftists?
Sebastian Rivera
>talking to xerself
Jason Collins
>still needs to respond
I am glad you are still here friend, if only your posts could stay on topic.
Charles Thomas
Not him.
Asher Ramirez
>Not him. That's why I called them a tranny
Ayden Taylor
It's the most obvious in Australia, where you get coal miners and tradies out-earning GPs.
Luke Williams
That picture shows a weberian view of class
Austin Scott
No it doesn't. If that were the case he would have posted this.
This is because Australia has a highly advanced economy where traditional boundaries between classes are being liquefied as capitalism produces socialism.
Ian Campbell
My dropkick brother did a year at TAFE to get a driller's license and now he earns twice my salary despite my five years at uni. Fully seething, lads.
Don't see why GPs would be consider upper-middle class and coal miners lower because of their job alone. By class I'd think socio-economic class.
Oliver Ramirez
This. Australia is owned by the Chinese (Communists) so now hard working labourers are being paid properly for constructing Chinese investment properties.
Matthew Scott
Well, what does a coal miner or a plumber earning 140,000 AUD a year (no joke, that's typical, I know a fitter at the Gorgon field earning 250,000 AUD) care that he's technically a prole and being exploited? Half of Australia's working class became cashed up bogans and the other half a precariat, which is why the Labor Party is struggling so much nowadays.
Christian Williams
>Class conflict is created by leftists. i just saw meghan mccain and trump defending nancy pelosi from her leftist dissidents. class conflict seems pretty real to me.
Xavier Williams
Cringe
Colton Stewart
The classical Marxist analysis of class is Erik Olin Wright’s ‘Class, Crisis, and the State’ and ‘Classes’.
Construction workers and factory workers have the fact that they are paid a wage in exchange for hours of work in common.