[ SECRET POST #2392 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Privilege

[dreemyweird]

You do have a point, I think, especially when we're talking specifically about the word "privilege", which differs from "advantage".

With "advantage" it's slightly different - you can have "advantage over someone", and then "advantage" is not necessarily a "privilege".

But yes, I understand the confusion in this case. Though it isn't incorrect to use "privilege", it is employed to emphasize the existence and hapless state of those deprived of it.

Re: Privilege

[(Anonymous)]

Whether it's advantage or disadvantage depends on the numbers though, I think. If almost everyone has ice cream, not having ice cream is a disadvantage. If almost no one has ice cream, having ice cream is an advantage and a privilege.

You can have an advantage over one person, one to one, but generally having an advantage (or disadvantage) only actually matters in context with the majority.