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I kinda agree with this but I think it misses the point of the privilege and intersectionality frameworks. It's true that every individual has a unique set of privileges and marginalisations to them, but measuring degree of privilege is sortof not what the framework is for.
(I agree that that's often how it's treated in its weaponised form) It's not really a tool of analysis where you're supposed to be able to say how much someone is privileged or marginalised, it's for looking at the specific ways in which privilege and marginalisation occur.
A disabled neurodivergent poor cis white guy may be in some sense more marginalised than an able bodied rich neurotypical trans woman of colour, but it's still useful to consider each of their privileges and marginalisations separately from the total degree.
In many ways the central abuse of the framework is to try to reduce privilege and marginalisation to a single number, and "the only measure of privilege is individual happiness" is that abuse taken to its logical extreme.
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