The Problem With Etiquette in an Unequal Society

"I think we've the situation in which norms of etiquette have felt most present to me is like when I was at Oxford once," he says. "It really does not at all feel like a competition to show that you're the most etiquette around it doesn't feel like it's a mechanism of let's prove is a true nobility versus isn't that's a hot anyway and experience it that way" In order to get this other side the shibble this side in order to get the suspicion and the feel like you need to prove that you're really belonging all that there has to be this thought idleson expresses when he says we live in an unequal society, writes David Frum