I’m not Canadian so I may miss something important, but for me the problem (and it’s the same in my country) is not that he has 2000$ shoes (if they are the same shoes indeed); it’s that he stages his belonging to the people, and that these shoes show the artificial nature of this staging.
I’m not Canadian so I may miss something important, but for me the problem (and it’s the same in my country) is not that he has 2000$ shoes (if they are the same shoes indeed); it’s that he stages his belonging to the people, and that these shoes show the artificial nature of this staging.