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Re:A 29-year-old on the difficulties of landing a first job by WiseWeasel on Friday May 18, 2012 @12:16PM (#3992617)
Bourgeois. Closest English term I can think of which conveys a similar notion is WASP.

I believe they might have been called "city-folk" at some point... maybe the equivalent of suburbanites or gated-community-dwellers today. Maybe saying, "that's a gated-community mentality!" would convey a similar meaning in a succinct and relatively PC way.

Re:A 29-year-old on the difficulties of landing a first job by drcube on Friday May 18, 2012 @02:30PM (#3993251)
What do you think the "W" stands for in WASP?
Re:A 29-year-old on the difficulties of landing a first job by WiseWeasel on Friday May 18, 2012 @02:32PM (#3993268)
I am fully aware of what it represents, hence the need to come up with a less divisive term. I was just observing that it's often used in that context.