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What is "bourgeois" and what is "proletarian" popular ~

The bourgeoisie, in layman's terms, refers to those who have houses, cars and tickets. The "proletariat" is a group of people who have no house, no car, no money and nothing.

The so-called measurement of the proletariat and the bourgeoisie: mainly from the class consciousness, class feelings and class behavior, to distinguish who is the proletariat and who is the bourgeoisie. Proletarian consciousness, proletarian feelings and proletarian behavior are the class consciousness, class feelings and class behavior of serving the people.

No matter how much property you have or how big your rank is, as long as you are beneficial to the people and mankind, you are the proletariat. If you have no assets, you are still poor, but you want to be selfish, speculative and rich as an official, and your mind is full of your own possession and enjoyment, then you are still bourgeois, because you have bourgeois class exploitation thoughts.

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Class is not a homogeneous and complete entity, and many analysts will make a more subtle division of the bourgeoisie. These departments are:

1 High bourgeoisie: It is composed of the richest people, including entrepreneurs and businessmen.

Middle class: people with fixed inheritance property or income are not as rich as the upper bourgeoisie.

3 petty bourgeoisie or petty bourgeoisie, petty bourgeoisie (petty bourgeoisie. ): A person who starts a business with a small amount of money may hire several employees.

For some people, the petty bourgeoisie also includes the proletariat in Marxism, and the word "proletariat" refers to those who are left at the bottom (poor workers). This definition completely ignores the conditions of having production tools, and it is not very common.

In Marxism, the bourgeoisie is defined as a class that owns the means of production and occupies workers' labor in a society that produces goods, which actually means the same as "capitalist".

Marxism holds that the proletariat (wage earners) and the bourgeoisie are essentially hostile. For example, workers naturally want the higher the salary, the better, while capitalists want the lower the salary (that is, the cost). In other words, capitalists will exploit workers.

In the most radical totalitarian discourse, "bourgeois" is an insult; Those who are considered to cooperate with the bourgeoisie are usually called bourgeois lackeys.

As a whole, the proletariat met the two standards of the proletariat before seizing power. After the proletariat seized power, it not only fundamentally changed its social and economic status as a whole, but also mastered most of the social means of production. Neither of these standards meets.

As for each individual in the proletariat, before seizing political power, it meets the two standards of the proletariat, and after seizing political power, it also meets the second standard of the proletariat, but special attention should be paid to the strong guarantee of a system.

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