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Almost nobody seems very interested in concepts like oppression and privilege in the areas where they most obviously occur: e.g. for children, or on the basis of IQ, physical attractiveness or social adaptabilityhttps://twitter.com/Aella_Girl/status/1309385872349904896 …
Interestingly, the people most obsessed with these ideas seem *more* likely to adopt very weak "blank slate" theories about cognitive ability, think physical attractiveness is entirely socially constructed & attribute social integration challenges to poor "character"
People with an exceptional trifecta of fluid intelligence/generativity, attractiveness & sociability — plus another really critical one, high internal motivation compatible with the particulars of their environment — will almost universally do well in the high-connectivity west.
Nobody thinking sensibly would trade places with a white male who struggles with basic cognitive tasks, isn't fit or attractive, and can't read or respond appropriately to social cues. His only real hope is to be born into a family wealthy enough to keep his head above water.
Oppression is a dumpster fire of a word. Actual oppression is completely replaced with the specters of existential crisis, a confusing reorganization of reality the dehumanizes groups into props for self indulgent virtue signaling and hierarchal dominance
The world of equality/justice born in utopian fantasy has no interest in either, rather satiating a starving need for validation of intellectual bias, that even when these ideas create the opposite, doubles down ferocious with denial. Validation at all costs.
Some people live almost entirely in the world that they hallucinate, not in the world that those around them inhabit. Best to avoid those schmucks.
What if they run the state you live in?
Preference is a social structure, and you’re a bigot for having them!!! /s
Kids, on the other hand, get privilege My 12 yo girl yesterday: Mama, I'm so lucky I have good teeth *and* good hair
Oh definitely. I have never had to fix a tooth in my life, craziest privilege that I remember talking to my mother about when I was in middle school.
Mold the world to the theory. No threads to pull on if you can’t see them.
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