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sandensea

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1. Most anywhere you go in the world, the biggest obstacle to reform aren't the elites -
Sun Aug 6, 2017, 07:32 PM
Aug 2017

as much as it's the upper-middle class (with many exceptions).

They know full well that someone with a few hundred thousand to their names is much more akin to the poor and working class than to the elites - but they prefer to ape the über-wealthy (who generally despise them) because they're aspirational figures.

Human nature, I suppose.

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