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Originally Posted by Houseboy
That's odd, I could have sworn I asked where I said that a cleaner was graded the same as a lawyer. Read your own copy and paste.
Now try again! I'll ask the question simply and clearly again so that you will understand: where did I say lawyers and cleaners were graded the same??
Before you get even more confused, just to clear things up, lawyers are on the 'A' grade in social stratification, cleaners (if my poor memory serves) are on 'E'. I don't think this is the same as saying they are graded the same.
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Er...no one's saying you did.
I said it.
It's quite clearly there for all to see, in black and white.
I used it as an absurd example. After you wrongly posted that the A, B, C1, C2, D, and E social grading system is to quote you 'Officially, on the a's, b's etc scale, class is based solely on employment not on income or wealth.'
It isn't.
There is no such system in the world who classifies a person's perceived position in society, based purely on whether they're in employment, or not.
I'm afraid on the scale of logic, you're still right down there with your grade of 'E'.
