David Cameron and his 'Government' Vs. The Working Class
So, it seems that a lot of people, especially higher up Tory's, reckon the working class (aka me and quite probably you) resent them for being rich, essentially and living in a different world, so let's clear something up for them.
I come from a working class background. My grandfather was a signal man, my dad is a train driver and my mum worked in an office, which she gave up after her second child. My dad works most days and I don't see him very often. I'm not a chav-although I do live on a estate containing council houses and I attend a comprehensive full of chavs.
I don't resent their education - they got into Oxford. That's an achievement, in it's own right. They're lucky, smart, and obviously earned their place there. What are we expected to have against that, really? If you're working class, as long as you're smart enough, you could get in. It also doesn't make you a snob if you go to Oxford- although I probably would say they were snobbish- mostly because they take every opportunity to get a photo op with some working class people.
That's the basic problem. I recently saw a video in which a Tory PR type persona detailed that David Cameron had been given an England wrist-band, to appeal to the "type of scum who like the game." I resent that. I'm not scum, thank you very much- but if you need to be trained to speak to working class people, then that would suggest snobbish.
Our problem with the government is that they introduce a dozen things, cutting things that don't effect them- do they use the NHS? I'd suggest they have private health care, really. They don't have to ring up the GP and get told they have to wait till friday- that's NEXT FRIDAY- for an EMERGENCY appointment. Also on a more comical note- will pasty tax effect them? Do they ever eat a pasty- unless its a photo-op? No- I don't think so.
The problem is their policies and their u-turns,their general attitude and just how they govern the country- so maybe they should stop pretending "Oh it's just those working class people resenting us again- but let's quickly get a photo anyway" and should just get their act together- although that's incredibly unlikely.
The working class are quite happy being working class, thanks very much. Even if I grow up and get a well paying job, I don't ever want to be defined as anything more than working class. I'm proud to be- so what if we can't afford things till payday sometimes, if we can't afford private school, if we can't afford private tutors-I'd think some of us are better people for it- not scum, Mr Tory PR Person- come and say that to us faces wor ked man, we'll bash your f*cking head in mate eeeh neeee way man, who yi looking at?
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