I think the issue is the 'rate' of privilege. What number of families are doing better or worse?
How, for example, is "equity" a good idea? To call it abhorrent is a compliment. The same applies to "privilege," applied to race.https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/911735141889912832 …
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"Rate of privilege"? So privilege is about equity as well?
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He said valid, not good. They are also used outside the narrow context you used, so let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater.
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Please qualify what the work in "working hard" entails. Does that ultimately come from someone else's expense? (Hint: think historically)
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Maybe these are overused words by intellectuals with no implications in western free countries, but they are crucial for a worldwide view
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and as you well taught the perceived relative inequality is of absolute importance in violence acts
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One will never completely rule over the other (cap v com) yet both are needed for overall growth. Until something better comes along...
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Equity, privilege, etc. require aggregating individuals into groups—a dehumanizing legerdemain that feels legit b/c averages are data.
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Reasonable folks don't see the sleight of hand b/c averages are data based—but fiction when it comes to humans.https://blog.fullstory.com/see-beyond-the-average/ …
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Unless u're on the receiving end of misplaced privilege. Not all inheritors know what they're doing with the privilege they have been given.
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