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All of the people mentioned have been in millionaire to billionaire families since birth, so based on that alone I am not sure I work with the same definition o
by 47282847 5mo ago
All of the people mentioned have been in millionaire to billionaire families since birth, so based on that alone I am not sure I work with the same definition of “counterculture” as you are.
- tt24 5mo agoMillionaire is not some ultra privileged status in the United States, an upper middle class family with a paid off house in a somewhat decent area will have a net worth in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars.
- 47282847 5mo agoNumber of millionaires in the US: 23,831,00. Yet again, different idea of “privilege”, I guess? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of_millionaires https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of...
- tt24 5mo agoNot sure how this relates to my comment
- 47282847 5mo agoBeing part of the upper <10% in your own country is “privilege“ for me. Being part of the upper <2% worldwide is “privilege” for me. Not seeing that as “privileged” is a sign of privilege for me. Not understanding what I referred to is privilege for me. And not “counter-culture”.