See, this is the "two wrongs don't make a right" approach, which passes moral muster. The people who don't care about reverse -isms are more concerned about pu

See, this is the "two wrongs don't make a right" approach, which passes moral muster. The people who don't care about reverse -isms are more concerned about punching up versus punching down, though they also tend to be careful to not define either of those things clearly, so they can be flexible in their social aggression. The biggest mistake they make as moral actors is failing to take economic and social standing as a separate axis of comparison. Not all white guys have privilege, not all minorities live in the ghetto.