Yeah, VM pushed class issues out in the later seasons but they also more or less pushed the lower class characters out too, so I didn't feel as confused about it as I do with SPN. (Which is not to say I thought it was okay... they marginalized my favorite characters. Totally lame, show, totally lame!)

And yeah, I've seen Kripke talk about how important it is to have that stuff represented, which is why I brought up breakaway sects of ironic hipsterism such as the new sincerity. idk, I like to think there's some thought going into their confusing class representations (especially since the confusingness really only seems to come from the Winchesters; everyone else mostly seems to be coded properly, and if it was issues like writing/network pressure, you'd think they would be equally all over the place). Blah trying to do meta on my first watching of a show really sucks because, like, I can't see the whole picture OR pick out little details yet because I'm still just trying to figure out the plot and such.

Dean Winchester is just a big lame squishy. THE GOOGLY EYES PROVED IT.