When discussing working-class elements of a society (e.g. people who live in tough neighbourhoods, who are more likely to be unemployed, or in a low-paying job), why do many middle-class people and working-class-people-who-are-now-rich-an... say, "I've always believed that if they work hard, they can get out and improve themselves." Is it healthy for the working-class to have to physically get out in order to be successful? Even formerly-working-class people have this belief: so much for solidarity...."Of course I'll march with you! But if I come into some serious money, I'm moving outta this sheethole!"
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working-class (poor)
middle-class (in work, often in a traditional family set-up, may be struggling to keep up payments on mortgage, car, etc, but gradually getting richer)
upper-class (very rich; often the offspring of the aristocracy, celebrities and smug ba rstardos)
You forgot one class,ME!!!.....I'm in a class all by myself,created by...............me!!!!
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