It's such an S tier game I love it

>AI overview

Okay now try using your brain you fucking troglodyte

Your disabled child deserves a better parent.

No it isn't lmao, all you're doing is repeatedly showing how disconnected you are from impoverished communities and their actual lived experiences

>It's not rising in real terms aka the ability for people to live

>The majority of the elderly are not rich

>Most people are working class, your definition was dogshit propaganda used as a smokescreen for labour exploitation and to reduce class consciousness

Nice try loser

No it doesn't, they still own and operate the means of production whether it be on behalf of a board or not.

It's not useless because it applies to a large number of people, that's like saying blue is a useless descriptor because it applies to so many things??

You're actually just insanely stupid

Not only are they the largest group by your own definition, your definition sucks.

'Working class' isn't an income bracket, it's a relationship of production. The majority of people in the UK either receive welfare and/or exchange their labour for a wage. Those people are working class.

Except a working class person *is* the average person?????

Are you intentionally dense or just completely lost in the sauce of neoliberalism

We both know I'm not talking about hedgefund billionaires and retired star lawyers; I'm talking about people on nothing but state pension and maybe £50/month from a child to help them get by.

You're here caping for the 6th largest economy in the world that has an absolute poverty rate of 18%.

No, they cannot. The elderly, the disabled and the unemployed regularly have to face the choice between eating and heating every winter. Nurses are using food banks, parents are skipping meals to buy christmas presents for their children.

No, you're being pedantic about the actual number vs what trying to afford food and housing actually feels like for working class people.

It's no different than saying "but the GDP rose 0.3%!!" and declaring the economy successful even though the average person can't afford to eat.

You care about being pedantically correct with "actually this number does rise", but it does not in real terms. There are 4.5 million children in poverty in the UK.

You care about number go up, I care about people living a dignified existence. Fuck off with pedantry about people's ability to live.

Most of them are, especially when there's a threat of any progressivism within the party.

Democrats would 100% of the time rather capitulate to Republicans than give the electorate policies they consistently say they are in favour of.

The minimum and even 'living wage' in Britain is woefully below what anyone needs to live a dignified life with current prices.

Don't even get me started on how disabled and unemployed people are a forced underclass intentionally designed to live in extreme poverty.