People seem to really struggle to reason about the fact that the same person can be both privileged and oppressed without these things in any way cancelling out. If they're ingroup, people ignore that they're privileged, if they're outgroup people ignore that they're oppressed.
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...I don't think so. I think that's very western European in origin.
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Hmm. Plausibly. At the very least it's certainly not a *recent* thing.
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perhaps in a group in whch it is mostly agreed upon “I worked hard to get where I am” is impossible, the adversity itself becomes the virtue.
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Adversity does tend to produce competence in survivors of adversity.
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