the poor are ironically the most likely to be employed in the industries deemed essential while their upper class peers are freed to bunker down for weeks until the first death wave passes
the poor are ironically the most likely to be employed in the industries deemed essential while their upper class peers are freed to bunker down for weeks until the first death wave passes
the class inequality of quarantine is that the poor are, ironically, the most likely to be employed in the industries deemed "essential" while their upper-class peers are freed to bunker down for weeks until the first death wave passes.





































































how is that not class genocide.