I haven’t been to one in years since I left Canada, but even when I lived there, I don’t remember it looking that depressing… I hope tweet op feels better.
What’s the difference between “poor people” and “lowest socioeconomic demographic”? Is “economic sociology” an important difference when it’s used instead of “poor”, or is it part of the euphemism treadmill for places where “poor” is now a taboo word?
What’s the difference between “poor people” and “lowest socioeconomic demographic”?
Socio= social class/status; economic= income bracket
I dunno, I’m just a yoga teacher but my side hobby is maximizing my vocabulary outreach because different words have different nuances & depth of meaning, and “socioeconomic demographic” sounded more descriptive & specific than just saying “poor.”
I feel very foreign right now. What does this tweet mean? What’s it like to be in that mental state?
What feelings do these images give you?
(Also keep in mind that Walmart lets you camp overnight in most of their parking lots)
I haven’t been to one in years since I left Canada, but even when I lived there, I don’t remember it looking that depressing… I hope tweet op feels better.
All the gross feelings associated with being in the lowest socioeconomic demographic.
What’s the difference between “poor people” and “lowest socioeconomic demographic”? Is “economic sociology” an important difference when it’s used instead of “poor”, or is it part of the euphemism treadmill for places where “poor” is now a taboo word?
Socio= social class/status; economic= income bracket
I dunno, I’m just a yoga teacher but my side hobby is maximizing my vocabulary outreach because different words have different nuances & depth of meaning, and “socioeconomic demographic” sounded more descriptive & specific than just saying “poor.”
Aw shit. Thanks. I hate that feeling.