I had the “privilege” of working my behind off to get where I am today. No one built it for me, I did it the hard way, it’s called “WORKING”. I worked two jobs, seven days a week, went to night school three times a week (for five years) to earn my degree in mechanical engineering. Some damn liberal NEVER wants to throw the word “privilege” at me, EVER!
And yet you are unequal....... you must become mediocre by sharing an abundance of the fruits of your labors with the lazy who shun initiative and drive because they can coerce you to give up your stuff.
Tragedy of inequality is liberalism that forces those that work to share with those that don’t work.
Some damn liberal NEVER wants to throw the word “privilege” at me, EVER!
...your argument will have no effect on those in whom the privelege meme has been inculcated...unless you’re black or hispanic, then you will be hoisted upon a pedestal and lauded for doing the very thing that you did to achieve success...but if you happen to be a ‘priveleged’ skin color, then you’ve only ‘legacied’ your way to success, through no effort of your own, good only as fodder for ths basis of these gender study programs the college brainiacs hold so dear...
...then you’ll be reduced to three responses...one, turn the other cheek and watch your frustration with these people grow...two, go online and vent in an echo chamber forum...three, haul off and slug someone who accuses you of privelege...and go through all the attendant legal machinations...
...just the reality of the current maelstrom we’ve created, known as the ‘higher educational system...’