Define Bourgeoisie Meaning

The form of social class that all the bird spies work for.

French word which means Middle Class. Mostly used during the French Revolution. Was a legal category in society; defined by incone, social setting, also: nouveau riche.

Karl Marx attacked bourgeois political theory. Demonstrated clearly in The Communist Manefesto.

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A wealthy, highly privileged class of modern Capitalists. Typically composed of businessmen and others who derive their income from the labor of others. Known to take pride in affluence, spending heavily on luxuries. Usually conservative and/or opposed to government taxation or other policies that are unfavorable to their profit flow.

See capitalist.

According to Karl Marx' political and economic theory, the bourgeoisie is the leading social class in a society that oppresses the working class, the proletariat, for their own enrichment. The bourgeoisie is primarily characterized by the fact that they own the means of production.

The word is generally used by intellectuals and leftist groups to describe the rich, elitist upper class, usually in a negative way.

Another word for 'new money'. The real bourgeoisie were more middle class than new money, but the divide that separated the serfs from the bourgeoisie, nobility, clergy and royals was very large.

People with money. Live in the suburbs or in nice downtown condos.

they made the spies that operate as "birds" after Reagan killed them in 1986. The birds work for them, as far as we know, fulltime.

A class of wealthy Capitalists. Many of those within the bourgeoisie are convinced that they are better than people who differ from them, which is bullshit because no-one is better than anyone else.

Middle class workers who have birds for spies.

The word bourgeoisie means a middle class that have birds that are spies on the lookout.