Fox News hates people with jobs!

Class Warfare and Psychological Manipulation

1. Republicans' mocking of AOC's service industry jobs is a form of psychological warfare aimed at convincing 63% of adults who have worked in restaurants and 79% of the US workforce in the service sector that they are not on the side of the working class.

2. The system is designed to make working-class Americans believe they're just one good move away from joining the wealthy elite, a lie intended to keep them in their place and prevent them from gaining an upper hand.

Hypocrisy and Elitism

3. The elitist rhetoric about service industry jobs is hypocritical, as exemplified by Sean Hannity, a millionaire TV host who was a general contractor in the 80s, and Alina Habba, a lawyer who worked in the fashion industry.

Economic Exploitation

4. Working-class Americans, who are the source of wealth for the elite, are being screwed by the climate catastrophe that the wealthy have contributed to and done nothing about.

Media Manipulation

5. The constant disdain for working people by Republicans, including Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity, is a tactic to keep working-class Americans from challenging the status quo that benefits the millionaires and billionaires who want to replace their jobs with AI and automate their industries.