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What’s that reason? Because to my knowledge people aren’t forced to have children. This phrase exists to attack those without children by portraying people wh
by olliej 6y ago
What’s that reason?
Because to my knowledge people aren’t forced to have children.
This phrase exists to attack those without children by portraying people who made a different choice as having a privilege, when many literally can’t have children.
Privilege is something you have irrespective of your choices, you don’t get to portray the consequences of your choices as if other people have privilege.
- emerged 6y agoSort of like buying a car and then referring to people who haven't bought the car as privileged for still having the money the car cost. Except in this case, the people who didn't buy the car are already actively paying taxes toward services for those cars even though they don't have one.