Depends on where you stand on identity politics. Usually certain types of people consider it difficult to be discriminatory against other people of "privilege"

Depends on where you stand on identity politics. Usually certain types of people consider it difficult to be discriminatory against other people of "privilege". Now "privilege" used to mean from wealth but I it saw move towards caucasian in the past and I didn't really gave it a second thought since I wasn't caucasian and I just blew it of as antics of raving radical lunatics. Now it's essentially anyone who doesn't agree with the person shouting racist and/or misogynist. It's masquerading under "social justice" so it looks nice. Sorta when the communists sent people to the Gulag by calling them "fascists". Obviously no one wants to stand up for a "fascist", forget innocent until guilty here.