Canada

Ever moving, right? People in the top 0.9% all call themselves middle class, maybe "upper middle class" to shut down any contradictions. That's because there's a stigma to being a rich fatcat. For more complicated reasons, politicians like to sweep up most of the bottom 50% that owns basically nothing, as well. The only people who consistently get stuck into the lower class are basically people so powerless they might as well be a thing.

That being said, do be careful that income distribution is quite different from wealth distribution.

Lemmy tends rich and educated. So it would be my guess more than 50% are in the top 19%. Probably by both, since it seems to tend older than Reddit did. What you call that is another matter entirely; wealth and income levels all flow together smoothly in the raw data.

The problem with the sunshine list is that it never changes with inflation. It's basically become a tool for morons to hate on the "overpaid" public sector instead of calling out their own underpaying employers.

No raindrop feels responsible for the flood.

If they're on Lemmy there's little chance they're on the wrong side of the class war, rich or not. Class war might be the wrong name for it, even, since the left is now richer on average. War against classes, maybe?