Can the working class culture be toxic?

[Willlovewinintheend]

[purplepoppy]

Over here we've recently had a minor riot on the Ely estate in Cardiff after 2 teens were killed fleeing from the police. If you read comment in local and national news websites the teens don't get much sympathy and the community is heavily criticized.

The police weren't chasing them down, they were simply following two teens who panicked when they saw the police because a "police are bad" attitude was installed into them.

Much was said about the lack of opportunity and high unemployment in the area. The truth is the communities own shitty culture makes them unemployable, education is frowned upon, law and order is treated with disdain, there's a "no one can tell me what to do" attitude.

Is it unique to there? No you'll see the same toxic culture holding back every shitty working class area.

[NaultD]

Country music pre 9/11 was really good about union rights and cautionary tales of work towns.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/E5VMZqgVzRo

Here's the people on their hands and knees prying for a better life outside of coal mining and conservatives all say let's bring it back, child labor too.

How about speeding up immigration they say no. We need them as slave labor and push lower class people as close to slave conditions. It's crazy.

[kuffs]

I don’t think so. I think its more toxic to be a white collar. They have to be concerned about every little crazy thing that changes or they will be cancelled.