Social Classes
Poll: Social Classes
Total Members Polled: 448
Discussion
13% of PH'ers are Queens! I thought we were a more manly bunch?
Funny how this doesn't particularly correlate with the Election vote poll running and the perceived way people would vote. i.e In the election poll Vote Coservative was way ahead on 66% but in this pole the biggest group is the Working class. Is this showing that Labour are losing more & more core voters????? I hope so.
(Bloody hell it's all changed already)
Funny how this doesn't particularly correlate with the Election vote poll running and the perceived way people would vote. i.e In the election poll Vote Coservative was way ahead on 66% but in this pole the biggest group is the Working class. Is this showing that Labour are losing more & more core voters????? I hope so.
(Bloody hell it's all changed already)
Edited by Callan.T89 on Monday 5th January 13:34
Ah, more pigeonholing, good-o!
My prediction for the poll is that it'll come out mostly working class because people think that sounds better than any of the other options. However, compare that with the poll about how PHers would vote - mostly Tory, traditionally middle class...
I don't get why anyone cares about the notion of "class" in terms of social strata anymore. However, if someone can give some definitions for each pigeonhole that everyone else agrees on... I'll come back in a few years to see how that discussion is going
My prediction for the poll is that it'll come out mostly working class because people think that sounds better than any of the other options. However, compare that with the poll about how PHers would vote - mostly Tory, traditionally middle class...
I don't get why anyone cares about the notion of "class" in terms of social strata anymore. However, if someone can give some definitions for each pigeonhole that everyone else agrees on... I'll come back in a few years to see how that discussion is going
BlueEyedBoy said:
ChristianZS said:
Einion Yrth said:
Where's 'Couldn't give a toss'?
Just for you.
Where's - elision of the 'i' of 'is' - contraction.
Couldn't - elision of the 'o' in 'not' - contraction.
" 'Could" and "toss' " - single quotation marks.
Looks o.k. to me.
Einion Yrth said:
BlueEyedBoy said:
ChristianZS said:
Einion Yrth said:
Where's 'Couldn't give a toss'?
Just for you.Where's - elision of the 'i' of 'is' - contraction.
Couldn't - elision of the 'o' in 'not' - contraction.
" 'Could" and "toss' " - single quotation marks.
Looks o.k. to me.
Edited by Poledriver on Monday 5th January 14:02
Poledriver said:
Einion Yrth said:
BlueEyedBoy said:
ChristianZS said:
Einion Yrth said:
Where's 'Couldn't give a toss'?
Just for you.Where's - elision of the 'i' of 'is' - contraction.
Couldn't - elision of the 'o' in 'not' - contraction.
" 'Could" and "toss' " - single quotation marks.
Looks o.k. to me.
Edited by Poledriver on Monday 5th January 14:02
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