I have continued cleaning my own house, since I don't have a "domestic" whose plight I can depict in a viral tweet. My mom and I did share the limited supplies we had.pic.twitter.com/BMmQlakv0Z
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You can just study the combination of mindless upper-class behaviors and virtue-signaling...what a treat it is to see, among the Smart Set. "To the mutual aid machines, kids! Here's a fiver for your troubles, my dear"
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"Let's buckle down and help the help!" But there's a little voice in their heads saying: "boy...hmm...the labor pool will be (Borat voice) so nice if we can take in some refugees after this is all said and done...so nice...I'm just here to help...cash under the table of course"
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You can actually see some of these same folks, once it was revealed that Feinstein was among the heavy hitters dumping a little stock, noting that this is "just a common bad practice, you know, among many" (the unspoken part being an "uncommon thing our parents do")
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One thing the last decade seems to have done to people is a weird form of radical honesty via virtue signalling... so keen to signal virtue they inadvertently air the dirtiest of laundry, the vilest takes, the rotten core within...
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Indeed, "I always tip the maid, you know, but I don't provide the federal government with documentation she earns wages so she can deduct business expenses etc, because why would such a silly little thing like her do that?"
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