I don't think it's particularly insightful. I'm just stating it since it doesn't seem to occur to most adults these days. Certainly it is interesting to consid

I don't think it's particularly insightful. I'm just stating it since it doesn't seem to occur to most adults these days. Certainly it is interesting to consider the set of circumstances that give victimhood and fragility such power to those who claim it. That's quite the inversion. It is interesting that the people who focus so much on the analysis of hierarchies to the point where they see them everywhere and assert the unjustness of hierarchy qua hierarchy end up just inverting these hierarchies and using their power to tyrannize other people. What does that say about the people that allow them to do that?