> You are struggling hard Whenever I argue with a staunch defender of social inequality, the put-down tactics are par for the course. "You struggle", "you fail

> You are struggling hard Whenever I argue with a staunch defender of social inequality, the put-down tactics are par for the course. "You struggle", "you fail to comprehend the subtlety of the argument". If doesn't take a PhD in psychology to understand why that is. For someone to be pro social inequality, they must believe they are already topkek - or are standing a very good chance to make it. If that is the case, then it's a simple matter of statistics that any random stranger is likely placed lower in the pecking order. Therefore they must be "struggling" to comprehend, etc. There is no "struggle" when you're telling the truth. The higher cognitive load happens when you make stuff up from whole cloth - there are studies showing it, look it up. > everyone involved is happy In this reality, the trends in political news in the last several years show otherwise. Not sure about other realities.