Completely off-topic, but does anyone else really despise the word 'Classism'?
It's trying to take this extremely broad subject of political economics and force them into the constraints of identity politics.
Firstly, by turning class into yet another -ism to be dutifully listed alongside racism, sexism, ableism and all the rest implies a person's class is an inherent and unchanging facet of their identity. To a certain degree it is, of course, but I thought changing that is kind of the entire point?
But beyond that subtext, the actual text in 'Classism' is all wrong. It's like saying the problem with class and class differences isn't the inherent injustice in class societies, but rather the minor point that some classes say mean things about others. Like, "oh no, those multi-billionaires controlling the government, the corporations, the media and almost every single other thing in our country is fine, the real problem is the lack of a token hillbilly in the latest big dumb action movie".
Obviously our Bobby here doesn't even believe in that. He'd rather have those hillbillies gassed before having them defile his precious Marvel toy commercials.