discussion Is classism the last acceptable form of discrimination?

[theweekend]

this. and it's what it feels to hard to extinguish/diminish others forms of oppression because it's always connected to those and one can still discriminate someone on this acceptable way to do it.

[harwee]

There's subtle ones where people constantly talk about what they bought and their vacations as if we asked.

 

I don't know where classism is "acceptable."

 

Online, you just don't see people rolling their eyes.

 

In real life, people hate you behind your back. (We literally have someone like that at work lol)

 

 

 

[Sergi91]

This is unfortunately true. I went to Disneyland last weekend and on the way back home my friends and I went to eat at a restaurant. Turns out it was a cashless restaurant.   It’s obvious the type of people they don’t want at their restaurant 

[Chaos Angel]

3 minutes ago, Sergi91 said:

This is unfortunately true. I went to Disneyland last weekend and on the way back home my friends and I went to eat at a restaurant. Turns out it was a cashless restaurant.   It’s obvious the type of people they don’t want at their restaurant 

I think this is more of a security protocol in case the cash gets stolen.

 

OT: Most discussions involving “privilege” usually boil down to class. That’s all I’m saying.

[cockatoo]

4 hours ago, MadonnasBoyfriend said:

Also people discriminate against white men. Check any Chris Pratt or leo thread. It's acceptable to do so

Must be so hard for both of those extremely wealthy mean to have negative things written about their behaviour!