>The ones protesting are the privileged few That's why they are protesting, you know. Because "having an opinion", "not being chained by a loan until you are o

>The ones protesting are the privileged few That's why they are protesting, you know. Because "having an opinion", "not being chained by a loan until you are old", and so on should not be a "privileged" position in any sort of environment I personally want to live in. What is your point exactly anyway? "Not all people can afford to express opinions and influence their employers, so those who can should not be taken into account"? That's a non-sequitur, if you like attaching fallacy labels to statements.