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You mean like migrant workers? Many people have to leave their country to find work and most of them nobody would call privileged.
by mushbino 6y ago
You mean like migrant workers? Many people have to leave their country to find work and most of them nobody would call privileged.
- refurb 6y agoNo, I mean educated, highly paid workers with access to multiple western countries choosing which country to reside in. That’s a luxury 99% of the world doesn’t have. Hell, I’d guess almost half of Americans can’t do that.
- mushbino 6y agoThat specific example is most certainly privilege. Being able to find gainful employment where you live is usually hard to come by. The overwhelming majority of people who _have_ to leave their home country in order to find work are definitely not privileged.