Why do the lower classes embrace political correctness, multiculturalism,diversity, etc.?

Hank wrote:

Why the crazy cross-post? this has nothing to do with driving, or
pro wrestling, or nascar, etc.

> Another widely
> held view is that these lower class folks think that by embracing
> apparent "political/social correctness" that they will be transported
> up the mythic social ladder. What fools these mortals be! Rest assured
> that families in positions of power and prestige strictly stay in
> tight tribal orbits.

I was at my fiancee's family's Christmas dinner one time. They seem
to have this standard of politeness (aka. political correctness) that
seems bizarre to me but they assure me that I am the bizarre one for
not following it.

Anyway, there was one guy doing the washing-up , and SIX people
with tea-towels flocking around like vultures waiting for the next
item to be available for drying. Now, I got chastised for sitting in a
chair watching, instead of helping to dry the dishes. Sigh...

Old Wolf wrote:
> Hank wrote:
>
> Why the crazy cross-post? this has nothing to do with driving, or
> pro wrestling, or nascar, etc.


Because "Hank or "Will" initiated the post to an even wider group.

>
> > Another widely
> > held view is that these lower class folks think that by embracing
> > apparent "political/social correctness" that they will be transported
> > up the mythic social ladder. What fools these mortals be! Rest assured
> > that families in positions of power and prestige strictly stay in
> > tight tribal orbits.
>
> I was at my fiancee's family's Christmas dinner one time. They seem
> to have this standard of politeness (aka. political correctness) that
> seems bizarre to me but they assure me that I am the bizarre one for
> not following it.
>
> Anyway, there was one guy doing the washing-up , and SIX people
> with tea-towels flocking around like vultures waiting for the next
> item to be available for drying. Now, I got chastised for sitting in a
> chair watching, instead of helping to dry the dishes. Sigh...

Usually it is me and my son-in-law that do k.p. duty.