People who have the time to contribute to open source possess a privilege when compared people who do not have the time. It may also be the case that there are

People who have the time to contribute to open source possess a privilege when compared people who do not have the time. It may also be the case that there are other privileges at work, and that if you have two people they both have privileges over each other in different ways. I think it's better to consider privilege as multifaceted rather than a single global quantity. And in that case, I don't see such a strong disagreement between you and the comment you're replying to. I very much agree with your second paragraph.