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zoom rader wrote:All who love carnival then go jump up in Harts band and feel welcome.
Carnival is racist as fvck.
88sins wrote:Numb3r4 wrote:Let's remember class and money are closely related.
In the past typically class was on show, now with money you can use that to "buy up" and show off, you don't always play mas for the culture or the art form per se, but to prove that you were part of a a specific "class", by being part of a particular experience you prove something about yourself (what specifically is up to you I guess), to society.
not so much class as it is classification, ie a specific grouping society. So I believe you meant to say that money and elitism are closely related. True, that with enough money a person can gain the acceptance and alliances of others of similar wealth easier than they would if they were not wealthy.
But one thing we all should never forget...
the so-called elite know full well that without the average people who are outside their little circle, they can't call themselves the elite. and that if it weren't for the working class people they would never have amassed what they have. many of them in very subtle ways will try to make the average person think they the wealthy are superior and everyone else is inferior (& some will discard such subtlety entirely).
There was always a degree of elitism in Carnival that got displayed every year, even from the beginning. The only difference today is that more people of modest means are temporarily buying their way into it by means of savings or borrowings, even if they really could easily find better use for those resources.
Zetski wrote:OP you trying to tell me how to live my life with d money I EARN??... it is not your money spending behind these expensive fetes and band playing enno.. to each man his own.. if i want to spend my money and go fete daz my business G!! so what if I spend about 4k fete'in.. you probably living a boring life working a 9-5
I feel you juss come here to ramble to feel some kinda validation for yourself because it seems to me like you have never been with other women besides your wife.. like you met her in church and then decided to get married thus you have no experience...
We all have sexual urges and if ah feel like going ah party, picking up a woman then sweating her out what that have to do with you G?? my intentions still cleaner than them pastors/priests that you look up to for assurance
MaxPower wrote:OP,
Can i ask your occupation?
Please be honest.
FordeG wrote:MaxPower wrote:OP,
Can i ask your occupation?
Please be honest.
Operations manager in a large company. I'm in my early 50s, not in a small church or a overly zealous Christian denomination. I just happen to be one of the few who doesn't fall for this carnival charade.
OP duh study dem, I guess by now you saved and invested your money wisely.FordeG wrote:MaxPower wrote:OP,
Can i ask your occupation?
Please be honest.
Operations manager in a large company. I'm in my early 50s, not in a small church or a overly zealous Christian denomination. I just happen to be one of the few who doesn't fall for this carnival charade.
FordeG wrote:
I'm trying to say Carnival has turned into a festival of who can bling out the most and go to the most fetes. I honestly don't care what people spend their money on, I'm just stating the obvious. Something, very few of you have admitted.
You all trying to make parallels to church. Yes many church members have the same attitude, it's human nature and it's equally as bad as carnival. If it bothers you, make your own thread.
The reason carnival triggered me is because Im over hearing the office gossip, people continuously make carnival about money and class. Mako'ing what fetes other people going to, who playing frontline etc. It's disgusting to see this type of spectacle.
eliteauto wrote:Is all that high science, deep thought and musings does go into whether you like to wine on a bumsee or not?
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