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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are we still going on about this? No, we cannot stop referring to households making $200-$300 K as "middle class," because they are firmly in the middle class by every definition. Middle class does not mean "median income," and it does not mean you have to be "struggling financially," whatever that means to you. Middle class defines a social class, of which income is only a part. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_middle_class[/quote] If you take it upon yourself to redefine middle class, you should exclude those below $200. Because comparing and lumping $50 and $200 together in one social class is silly. To anyone with common sense, I mean. It may make complete sense to those who rely on Wiki for their wordly expertise :lol: [/quote] Okay, well, you can define middle class however *you* want to, but don't get offended when social scientists and labor experts think you're an idiot. [/quote]
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