I would argue that ambition and greed are independent of class, though usually aimed at "improving" one's socio-economic class--the problem in a lot of cases is that even if you get rich or influential, in the end you are still one of those "other people" to the group you are trying to become a part of.
I would argue that ambition and greed are independent of class, though usually aimed at "improving" one's socio-economic class--the problem in a lot of cases is that even if you get rich or influential, in the end you are still one of those "other people" to the group you are trying to become a part of.
I would argue that ambition and greed are independent of class, though usually aimed at "improving" one's socio-economic class--the problem in a lot of cases is that even if you get rich or influential, in the end you are still one of those "other people" to the group you are trying to become a part of.