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Andrew Interesting consideration, but it seems to me that chastity belts are such a niche issue that it is difficult to formulate more general conclusions from the sociological point of view. I also have doubts about the generalization that the upper classes are more conservative than the lower ones. Looking at the situation in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, I would say that it is exactly the opposite.
I agree that this is just a theory that came to my mind and is unlikely to be proven either way considering the lack of available data.
But when you look at how for example @Angelina or @Ines express their opinions who obviously have parents that are strongly focused on chastity as a value and in both cases obviously from families where higher education is considered important and compare that to Kaja, the difference is striking.
Andrew Not everyone has the opportunity to receive such an education. Undoubtedly, she should work on her discussion and argumentation skills.
True. But there is a difference to realise you have a lot to improve in this area and actually make an effort to get to a higher level versus those who loudly claim that their perspective is the only acceptable one and try to insult and bully everyone who is of different opinion. I have often found the second in people from so called "lower classes", who - instead of attempting in self-improvement - rather engage in fighting anything and everyone who is more sophisticated.
This is actually an issue that I have observed in many societies, across national borders.