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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They don’t talk about money.

Kids have surnames for names.

They never seem ruffled. Any problem is solvable and they have a family safety net.

Not overly concerned with organic food, toys, clothes, etc.

Will offer you an alcoholic beverage any time of day you pop by.[/quote]

This is pretty much the only accurate description in this entire thread. The surnames can be middle names.[/quote]

My child has multiple English surnames for middle names (they're all family names).[/quote]

So only white people can be upper class?[/quote]

It's almost like class is one of multiple ways powerful white people have justified holding on to power historically[/quote]

It seems like a curiously outdated criteria in an increasingly global society.[/quote]

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People in this thread are definitely conflating stereotypes about Old Money New England WASP types with class. Which is laughable and says all you need to know about the poster's class background (i.e. they themselves are MC to UMC at best and are just pretending to know anything about how really rich people live).[/quote]

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