I don't think this rhetoric by @AOC is for "millennials" per se. I think it's for products of elite universities.pic.twitter.com/YSP3SMihVp
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One difference between @AOC and Bernie Sanders is that Bernie tries to express himself in terms that are in common use by working class people.
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Not sure if these measures are dispositive, but interesting, via
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Working class Millennials know those terms, even if their parents don’t. It’s a generational change.
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Dudes literally posting to the internet that the working class doesn't understand words.
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I mean I work in retail and spent several years as a union organizer and I can’t recall ever hearing anyone talk about “colonization” or “misogyny” (“sexism” probably) “racism” instead of “racial injustice” But she’s giving a huge political speech it’s cool to spice it up a bit
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"AOC is being elitist because I think the working class is illiterate"
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