OMG – come on, people. You know what I mean. Someone w/a good job. So Arraya discriminates against stockbrokers. LOL. Everyone has a particular thing that rubs them the wrong way. If someone worked part time at, say, The Gap or someone worked full time, say, at an engineering company, you’d pick someone w/the better job, regardless of race. Well, I would. Maybe others are just really stuck on race. For me there are way too many factors that I would consider and choose the best candidate.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Arraya: I read “Methland”, its a good book. You’ve hit on the one aspect that’s gone undiscussed on this thread, and that is the issue of class.
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yup, in my roundabout way, that is what I was getting at. And I do find similarities in both of the sub-cultures, in that, major societal changes uprooted them from lifestyles.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Arraya: I read “Methland”, its a good book. You’ve hit on the one aspect that’s gone undiscussed on this thread, and that is the issue of class.
.[/quote]
yup, in my roundabout way, that is what I was getting at. And I do find similarities in both of the sub-cultures, in that, major societal changes uprooted them from lifestyles.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Arraya: I read “Methland”, its a good book. You’ve hit on the one aspect that’s gone undiscussed on this thread, and that is the issue of class.
.[/quote]
yup, in my roundabout way, that is what I was getting at. And I do find similarities in both of the sub-cultures, in that, major societal changes uprooted them from lifestyles.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Arraya: I read “Methland”, its a good book. You’ve hit on the one aspect that’s gone undiscussed on this thread, and that is the issue of class.
.[/quote]
yup, in my roundabout way, that is what I was getting at. And I do find similarities in both of the sub-cultures, in that, major societal changes uprooted them from lifestyles.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Arraya: I read “Methland”, its a good book. You’ve hit on the one aspect that’s gone undiscussed on this thread, and that is the issue of class.
.[/quote]
yup, in my roundabout way, that is what I was getting at. And I do find similarities in both of the sub-cultures, in that, major societal changes uprooted them from lifestyles.
