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>This kind of language Same can be said for current usage of "privilege" and "equity".
by beerandt 5y ago
>This kind of language
Same can be said for current usage of "privilege" and "equity".
- lolinder 5y agoIn some contexts, yes, but there was nothing in the OP's use of "privilege" that attempted to silence any further discussion.
- beerandt 5y agoBut it is used to silence, just differently. Per OP: Noticing privilege is proof of privilege existing in society. Not noticing privilege is proof of privilege and proof of the observer's oblivious-ness. If all answers are supposedly proof of your claim, that's just another way to silence dissent by invalidating opposing claims and viewpoints.