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**dianakroshXX** · 10-03-2010, 03:09 AM

Still Britain, even after all the social reform. Class will always be embedded in society.

Why do you think that? The most classism I see in the UK is that middle class people wouldn't want to associate with "chavs" and take the piss out of chavs, but usually they aren't taking the piss out of working class people themselves, but their behaviour. My experience is most middle class people are perfectly affable with working class people who behave in a decent manner.

Are you honestly suggesting that such attitudes aren't present in other European countries?

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Well, very few have a distinct elite as in GB, what with the numerous Royal cronies and relatives there are.

The Spanish monarchy is similar to the British monarchy. I would say the Dutch and Swedish monarchies are smaller, but the Spanish monarchy is very comparable to the UK.

10-03-2010, 03:09 AM	#4
dianakroshXX Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	Still Britain, even after all the social reform. Class will always be embedded in society. Why do you think that? The most classism I see in the UK is that middle class people wouldn't want to associate with "chavs" and take the piss out of chavs, but usually they aren't taking the piss out of working class people themselves, but their behaviour. My experience is most middle class people are perfectly affable with working class people who behave in a decent manner. Are you honestly suggesting that such attitudes aren't present in other European countries? ---------- Post added 2010-10-02 at 20:10 ---------- Well, very few have a distinct elite as in GB, what with the numerous Royal cronies and relatives there are. The Spanish monarchy is similar to the British monarchy. I would say the Dutch and Swedish monarchies are smaller, but the Spanish monarchy is very comparable to the UK.
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