Does The Classless Society Really Exist? Can It Ever? (67)
trueheart1941brentwood essex, Essex, England UK27 Threads 8,005 Postsi dont know ..really....i can,nt be bothered...to speak to the low life,s...to find out.....
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Paldi5: If I were to move to an impoverished place, I would be "rich". It's a matter of geography to a degree. $100,000 in Guatamala probably gets you a lot of stuff.
And probably gets you abducted and Dead too!
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omgamike: Only in the mind of a progressive, left leaning individual. Republicans, IMHO, tend to be Darwinian (e.g. survival of the fittest and the heck with everyone else).
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omgamike: Only in the mind of a progressive, left leaning individual. Republicans, IMHO, tend to be Darwinian (e.g. survival of the fittest and the heck with everyone else).
Kind of. The Right-wing is certainly closer to nature in its rationale, whereas the Left is threatened by nature. None more so than today where modern Left-wing politics has abandoned all forms of rationalism.
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TrueBlue1986: Kind of. The Right-wing is certainly closer to nature in its rationale, whereas the Left is threatened by nature. None more so than today where modern Left-wing politics has abandoned all forms of rationalism.
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"Can humanity ever truely get to a point where we are all equal, are all classless, and no-one is considered on a higher ranking than anyone else?"
My answer to that question is another question. Why would you want or for that matter expect everyone in the world to be "equal"?
My answer to that question is another question. Why would you want or for that matter expect everyone in the world to be "equal"?
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mustbnutz: "Can humanity ever truely get to a point where we are all equal, are all classless, and no-one is considered on a higher ranking than anyone else?"
My answer to that question is another question. Why would you want or for that matter expect everyone in the world to be "equal"?
My answer to that question is another question. Why would you want or for that matter expect everyone in the world to be "equal"?
I am not certain that I would.
But I find it extremely interesting that even in so-called Republics, there is still evidence of class structures, people that consider themselves pseudo-monachy/aristocracy. This I find so incredibly ironic, in countries that profess to be anti-monarchy.
They are monarchy in all but title and blood-line.
The question of "class" also raises its head here, in the CS forums, I have noticed. People have a tendency to sometimes look down on bad spellers, or use their verbal and literary knowledge to appear "superior".
It just another form of a class-type system, in my opinion.
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