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And showing off cars and vans? Vans are rarely the sort of thing that people show off. Even the "white sports car" (apparently on this page, though it might scroll bigdaddylinks off; if it does scroll off, look for "Roberto and Paola, Italy") is hardly a Lamborghini. It looks like my old Ford Mustang bigdaddylinks convertible, which I bought partly because it was actually quite moderately priced. (Since it's supposedly in Italy, I doubt it's a Mustang, but I suspect that it's at the same relative price level.) Presumably people post photos bigdaddylinks of themselves with their cars because they like them, smile easily in them, and use them as symbols of the statement that "we'll just keep doing what we enjoy, and not let our lives be changed by fear." Hard to see much "brutish" here, or even "flaunting of wealth." But here's my question: What do you think is more snobbish, more of an assertion of your own superior standing over the common folk — (1) posting a picture of your "smiling famil[y] at the beach," or yourself with your car, van, or even "a white sports car," or (2) writing a New York Times article that faults such behavior as "brutish flaunting of wealth and leisure"?
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