> One can't just decide not to put in the work and then look at the guy who did and say... privileged. Being a President of Unites States is a privilidge, sure

> One can't just decide not to put in the work and then look at the guy who did and say... privileged. Being a President of Unites States is a privilidge, surely you dont dispute that? Are you putting in the work to become President? If not, you are not allowed to call him priviliged. > If working at Google such a privilege and is the goal, work towards it. Being the Pope is a privilidge too, do you even want to be the Pope? If I don't want to be the Pope, should I be unable to recognise that it's a position of power, privilidge and prestige?