They replaced hereditary titles with hereditary wealth, but ultimately they still think we should be ruled by kings and nobles.
People who make fun of the fact that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was a bartender are basically just outright saying that it is unnatural to not be ruled over by the wealthy elite.
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Its unnatural to be "ruled over" by anybody.
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Yes (modern) government is unnatural, and that's a good thing. Politics based on nature (divine, or what have you) are a myth, a very oppressive one. Like monarchies.
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also fun to watch people both mock her for being a bartender, and say she was never really working class and is therefore a hypocrite/insincere/whatever
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Just curious: Who among us hasn’t waited tables or tended bar?
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I haven't, but I've done plenty of factory/warehouse work, have stocked shelves and done late-night delivery routes, so I feel comfortable enough letting her speak for my experiences.
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Credibility-I would prefer my progressive champions to carry a little more gravitas, be better spoken and have more life experience. Has nothing to do with the occupation. Watch some
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Few bartenders are not genius saints, accomplished philosophers, versed in social topography, diplomacy and the lore of people, princes and the powerful alike.
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