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The middle class is often seen as the backbone of society because of their compliance in maintaining this system. There is a cultural narrative that glorifies the person who sacrifices their dreams for the "greater good," which is crucial for keeping the economy afloat. They become the loyal workers who dutifully pay taxes and follow regulations, despite their dissatisfaction. This model, however, comes with severe moral implications as it fosters a society where individuals are conditioned to accept a standardized path: education that prepares them for lower middle-class jobs.