From this video by right-populist and noted loser Dimmy Jore
this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2023
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Coastal elite, woke cabal fake working class: Writers making starvation wages (they wrote a black character once)
Real, hardworking proletariat: Millionaire “farmers” (rural = working class)
The funny thing is, I'm a non-binary vegan commie with a silly haircut, and I've worked in manual labor and physical farm jobs more than any anti-woke right-wing tool I've met.
I also come from a family of electricians, builders, farm hands and carpenters. I'm as fucking working class as it gets.
In contrast, every IRL right-winger I've met has been a higher-up office worker
Ain't that the truth. The majority of the working class people I know don't really give a shit about politics. Like only management, pencil-pushers, and like a handful of real cranks even really talk Maga hog shit. The workers I talk to are a mix of vague conservative, liberal, proto-socialist, etc. Thoughts who haven't really spent a lot of time thinking about it beyond vibes because there's a material disconnect between politics and the material concerns of their daily lives.