What social class do Farmers belong to?

CLAPTON

homeisthecalm wrote: »

I have to disagree that the social class system is completely outdated.

For example, social circles. Those in particular circles, such as Hunting (equestrian), will be incredibly different to those who, for example, attend West Ham football matches.

Sometimes they are mixed but I have to disagree that there isn't a defined class system.

the fact that some people go to football matches and that some fathers buy ponies for their offspring, happens all over the world : but its not usually what is meant by a class system

GwylimT

People who regularly lie, especially lying to vulnerable people who can't have children tend to be in what is referred to as the underclass.

mattk_180

homeisthecalm wrote: »

I have to disagree that the social class system is completely outdated.

For example, social circles. Those in particular circles, such as Hunting (equestrian), will be incredibly different to those who, for example, attend West Ham football matches.

Sometimes they are mixed but I have to disagree that there isn't a defined class system.

That's either a terrible use of brackets or you seem to think hunting is a part of equestrianism.


What if someone who likes to ride horses also attends a football match then? Mind blown!!


What you're referring to is what most people now call "discrimination". Why can't a "working class" person ride a horse or an "upper class" citizen attend a non-league football match with the lads? It just doesn't exist in that way any more.

homeisthecalm

GwylimT wrote: »

People who regularly lie, especially lying to vulnerable people who can't have children tend to be in what is referred to as the underclass.

Oh really? Because that's a sociopathic trait, and given that a lot of bloody well successful people are sociopaths, how can it be an underclass trait?

What's more, liars and deceptive people come from all walks of life. How can you pin them down to one social class?

homeisthecalm

mattk_180 wrote: »

That's either a terrible use of brackets or you seem to think hunting is a part of equestrianism.


What if someone who likes to ride horses also attends a football match then? Mind blown!!

Hunting IS a part of Equestrianism.

GwylimT

homeisthecalm wrote: »

Oh really? Because that's a sociopathic trait, and given that a lot of bloody well successful people are sociopaths, how can it be an underclass trait?

What's more, liars and deceptive people come from all walks of life. How can you pin them down to one social class?

Because pathological liars are all scumbags, like criminals. Yes some scumbags are successful, it doesn't stop them being lying scum. I must say primarks doorway has some good internet, and obviously a free charging point!

GwylimT

homeisthecalm wrote: »

Hunting IS a part of Equestrianism.

No its not, I'm heavily involed in equestrianism, I don't know a single horse owner who has ever hunted anything. I do however know lots of hunters who haven't touched a horse nevermind rode one.

What you're claiming is no different than saying hooliganism is part of football, or benefit fraud is part of britain.

missbiggles1

homeisthecalm wrote: »

Oh really? Because that's a sociopathic trait, and given that a lot of bloody well successful people are sociopaths, how can it be an underclass trait?

What's more, liars and deceptive people come from all walks of life. How can you pin them down to one social class?

I think he meant "beneath contempt" rather than "the underclass".:D

Faith177

missbiggles1 wrote: »

I think he meant "beneath contempt" rather than "the underclass".:D

If I could say "thanks" to this multiple times I would

Faith177

OP as a "pregnant soon to be homeless 17 year old with severe psychosis and fibromyalgia" why are you in the slightest bit concerned with what social grouping a farmer falls into?

Don't you have more pressing matters to attend too?