>>162009>No they aren't.Explain how they aren't.
Also they aren't biases, that's why I was asking how broad your definition was
They are biases. You assume that anyone with more money or resources than you is inherently evil/ignorant/shallow. Never mind that there are plenty of negative traits in lower socioeconomic classes as well. Nothing to do with their economic class, but rather their life pathway.
>No they don't.Yes they do. Everyone on either side of the political axis points fingers at "the elites". Their impression of "elites" may differ though.
>You, perhaps. Not me, and not most people I know. My advice to you is to meet more people, maybe interact with actual leftists IRL, and you'll see that your projection here is extraordinarily wrong provided that you're capable of learning new things.As usual, imageboard users like to dictate that "not everyone is like that; you're just projecting" while simultaneously lamenting about "normies" or "sheeple".
Also, the fact you had to add:
>maybe interact with actual leftists IRLAs if though being a dyed-in-the-wool leftist exempts you from having biases.
>>162010People aren't gonna be homophobic, racist, nor sexist TO YOUR FACE. They may not even be consciously be like that.
Everyone likes to say "I'm colorblind" and "I believe women can be just as capable as men"
They may even consciously promote such sentiments. But deep down, they don't really resonate with racial and gender equality on the fundamental level.
They only accept it as showing how "cultured" they are.
Look at how we mock people for their aesthetics when they're caught in scandal.