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That’s not the argument. Sorry you got that impression. The “argument” or observation was “Society says I should recognize my privilege, and holy moly I was no
by vmception 4y ago
That’s not the argument. Sorry you got that impression.
The “argument” or observation was “Society says I should recognize my privilege, and holy moly I was not leveraging that nearly enough!”
There is no guilt associated with that. It was about seeing if anybody could relate, since it isn’t talked about enough but the article was about how some people stopped pretending.
I’m totally down with normalizing that. Pretending was insufferable to the people that had wealth and a safety net, it was insufferable to the people that could tell there was a difference in the struggles.
Lever tf up, is my argument.
- uoaei 4y agoThat is an antisocial philosophy and, frankly, a disappointment.