[ SECRET POST #2192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2192 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

i'm definitely not arguing that people who have access to the internet/college education/etc aren't privileged in that area. it's very true.

i'm also not arguing that being marginalised in one area =/= I AM EXTREMELY OPPRESSED DOWN WITH THE OPPRESSORS. that's more of the SJW bullshit right there. people (especially SJW) tend to ignore that being marginalised/privileged in one area only applies to that one area. there is not only "privileged people" vs "non-privileged people". it's possible to not have white privilege while still having straight privilege. however, they like to think that they are SUPER SUPER OPPRESSED just because they're outside one single group. that's what leads to misunderstandings.

and it's not really the word "privilege" that magically opens people's minds in real life. it's more the concept of it. there's many people, especially in a non-racially-conscious area like mine, who have never even considered the fact that being white can avoid them a lot of judgement, racial profiling, lower wages and even unfair incarceration, while these things occur regularly to POC.

...sorry, that ended up as super tl;dr.