"Let's loose the privilege and gain the connection." Woow 👏🏼 I agree with everything this man says. And let's also talk about his great presentation skills! His voice and presence were so captivating.
you're allowing your emotion regarding his soundbite voice and 'presence' to manipulate you into agreeing with his privileged view point. Understand that presentations skills are learnt, voice modulation is learnt and are learnt in order to manipulate you.
@@shorthypnotist2879 yes I have some privileges like being able to comment on this article and your flaky comment. Typical woke commentator ... petrified of life ....
@@shorthypnotist2879 you know, you are over privileged as you have unnecessary smartphone that you use to spent time on TH-cam for fun, while using resources such as nutrition for your brain to process data to have fun, electricity for your phone to work, while those resources could go to someone in need. So stop with hipocrisy or be consistent, as our planet cannot have billions of people enjoying equal privilege of using so much resources where they even spent some time having fun and not merely existence.
I really appreciate these talks. For so long we just had to listen to "interviews" with actors, models, sports figures... honestly, who cares what they think? They have nothing in common with me. And honestly, they're not qualified to have any particular wisdom. Thankfully, other people's views- who are actually qualified- are a lot more accessible.
Thank you so much for talking about this topic. Amazing talk. My greatest privilege of my life was having great parents. I had a great Dad and Mom. Cheers from the mountain of Italy. I love New Zealand.
ITouchTheSky 8GladysWorld8 : Me too. One of my greatest privileges is to have the honor of being born to wonderful parents who loved me regardless. Having that ground of loving care has given me the privilege of safety, security, identity within a family, and the foundation of faith demonstrated in every day action. I am not ashamed of my privilege. I am immensely thankful. The privilege of love has developed in me, a desire to share the bounty of blessings with others as I encounter openness to genuine exchange of humanity. I appreciate you who TouchTheSky. :)
ITouchTheSky 8GladysWorld8 I send you a big hug in their honor. I am certain you were a blessing to them. Peace & love to You from the bread basket of America .
👋 ITouchTheSky 👋 I just watched your piece: “Slow Living Nature 2020” Indeed you do touch the sky there in Italia. Your sustainable gardens & panoramic views are simply beautiful! I enjoyed your work & simplicity in your lifestyle. It was especially authentic to me as I saw the firewood cook stove you use. There was a deep sense of satisfaction conveyed in your Presentation. I admire your commitment to your lifestyle. All I could think of, aside taking in your view of beautiful surroundings, was the massive amount of effort & toil you give to your daily living. It made me sad to think of you all alone up there without a helper or someone to enjoy your cooking. Goodness, your energy amazes me. I also saw that you have studied psychotherapy. I imagined your Mountain View as an ideal place of respite from a strenuous mental work. Then I came to appreciate your immersion into that remarkable Mountain View. Aaaahhh, such a painter’s dream! Thank you for sharing. Be Blessed!
@@onepartyroule On behalf of the people? Printing money is literally taking money from the people and giving it to the government. It's a way to tax the people without the consent of the people.
Jarful of Love If the money is used on the stock market, that is privilege. Government money pays for roads. I guess no one complains those exists. Also most people don’t mind schools. Military is also important, so that other countries with an army can’t invade you.
Jarful of Love Quite a lot of people complain about paying taxes while naturally reaping the benefits payed by those taxes. It is the same as tossing away rubbish and complaining about it on the floor. Government does all those services in consent with the people. Talking about consent if the money spent in the supposedly best interest of the people, is weird.
As a privileged straight white male, I relate to what this guy is saying. I think for a lot of straight white men, myself included, fear the loss of our privilege because we've not had to compete on a level playing field with women, people of color etc. Once we lose that privilege, we'll likely realise just how mediocre many of us really are.
Since I was a child I dreamed of living on a clean planet where one species didn't consider itself more important than anything else, including the very planet from witch they were created. The recognition of the importance and power of humility is one of the things our species (collectively) lacks most. It's also important for people to see how by raising up those around us, we also intrinsically raise up ourselves.
Being privileged doesn't mean that you are always wrong and people without privilege are always right. It means that there is a good chance you are missing a few very important pieces of the puzzle
There are a very significant number of people who believe the exact opposite of what you are saying, and these are the people who are screaming the loudest. That is likely one of the main reasons why so many people take issue with the concept of 'privilege' and how there are those who wrap it up into every single aspect of modern society. As long as those people exist, there will be the people who vehemently oppose it.
I appreciate this so much. So often people with "certain" priveleges are constsntly silenced. I also hate the semantics in the word and how its used. If defined by its original definition "privilege" applies to many people regardless of race, socio economics , cultural , or creed.
@@quickdrawmcgraw4394 absolutely. Ignorance the absence of the privilege of access to knowledge. Being able to read and write, calculate, and understand academia are all privileges that that you require to complete the puzzle. Hence why communist regimes always focused on eliminating illiteracy and providing education. If their ideals were ever to come to fruition the privilege of being well educated had to be universal. also a crucial privilege for a society is to be safe from foreign aggression, and have powerful friends, that was something communist regimes often struggle to provide, since the USA has it in for them.
a. A special advantage, immunity, permission, right, or benefit granted to or enjoyed by an individual, class, or caste. See Synonyms at right. b. Such an advantage, immunity, or right held as a prerogative of status or rank, and exercised to the exclusion or detriment of others.
The thing about privilege is to realise 'what levers are turned on' (to use his words) at each point in your life and make sure you use that to the best of your ability. If you are poor but manage to have access to education while you are young then jump on that occasion and make sure you share that knowledge somehow. If you are rich but female in a male dominated society and you dont have any 'rights' as we call it in the western world, then find a way to redistribute that wealth to others. It is always about doing the best with what you have and realising which privileges you possess at any given time as it is very unlikely that all levers will be turned off your whole life. And yes what is the end goal? People think its happiness but really it is the ability to help others and that can always be done in some form or other independent of privilege. Its just a question of changing the lens
The counter-attack to "loss of privilege" is not to consider a privilege in the firstplace whatever enters in the so-called human-conditioning field. If one just accepts the life and physical conditions of his/hers as a coincidence -either inherent or acquired coincidence- they will not suffer the loss. And it is, by all means, a sort of coincidence, even if, it is better thought of as a gift from the Universe. Accept what is, that is the dissolution of the concept of "privilege"
Not really. Look at the ethnicities that don’t get ahead in America that spend their whole life whining about past injustice as opposed to bettering themselves!
@@solvingpolitics3172 I thought ethnicities were kept down by the fact that statistically companies are less likely to hire people with names like "cortez" and "tyrone" or the fact that the civil rights act was passed 60 years ago so most minority adults grew up in homes with little access to education and work or it was because of the school to prison pipeline or any of those reasons. Thanks for informing me!
Inherited wealth is privilege (unmerited advantage), skin color is not. Some people propagate an ideology that promotes the idea that white people have privileges because theyre white. If you dont have that ideological lens on it is clear that it isnt a case of _privilege,_ it's rather the case that white people dont experience the _disadvantages_ of being a POC. These 2 ways of framing the issue are distinctly different. The former is the result of a dehumanizing ideology that lumps human beings into essentialized, abstract catagories. The second is an acknowledgement that sometimes people arent treated fairly because of perceived race. The former promotes the idea that injustice solves injustice. The latter allows us to recognise one another as complex individuals with a common humanity, who require different kinds of support to create equality of opportunity, and to maximize flourishing across the board. The former is divisive, the latter is unifying. Those of us who believe in fairness and equality of opportunity must not let the extremist idealogues divide us. Dont fall into the trap of using their manipulative language and objectifying fellow human beings under the misapprehension that it will create a fairer, more humane world. Complexity matters, context matters, nuance matters, accuracy matters because truth matters.
People with privilege "don[']t experience the disadvantages of being a [insert disadvantaged group here]" I like the way you framed it and I'm going to keep it in mind.
I’m privileged in my home I built and pay for, but I guess it’s about time I allow the neighbors move into one of the rooms cuz their house is a disaster.
I own my identity, you may not steal it by labeling me either privileged, or under-privileged. In fact, based on your ideology, it is the height of hypocrisy for you do so. "A political predator by any other name still smells bad."
@@jackiemorrison6024 Western democracies have stopped teaching Human Agency and Free Will, and instead, teach our children to be herd animals. The predators then scare them to one side of the pen for sheering.
@@jackiemorrison6024 You say everyone can better themselves, which is true, but you leave out the fact that some people are more capable of bettering themselves because of their own birthrights. Some people are born into lives of privilege and some are not. The facts of reality are that you are far less likely to succeed if you were born into poverty than if you were born into a middle class family.
@@DrArthurCGarp There's a difference between being privileged and not being disadvantaged. There seems to be increasing amounts of confusion on this point, and it's leading to a very toxic, manipulative and divisive discourse.
I don't believe that many who are privileged are concerned whether they are better than they might think that they are. I'd go as far as to say that this isn't even a thought for them, no loosing sleep for them here. Of course they're better. Being privileged grants them this privilege. I am quite unprivileged, there is no secret to this. I am what is labeled as a Native American. We are never privileged ! It's really quite hilarious explaining to the blinded privlided of their privilege, they will fight tooth and nail to say that they are not. Not sure why I'm bothering to comment here..? As usual, social justice doesn't reach our shores.
I agree. Natives have been also disadvantaged. The reservations have all these grants yet, so much of it is full of poverty. It is sad. I am 16th NA on both sides, European & 1% Sub Saharan African. I am by now means privileged. Not bc I’m uneducated. Or choose to live on assistance bc I’m lazy. I’m a nurse & struggle every single day medically. It’s physically not easy to work 40 hours a week anymore. I’m hoping once it’s fixed, I’ll be back to where I was. I don’t get any privileges. Period. I’d love for someone to tell me otherwise.
The discovery of oil peaked in 1964. Since then it has declined each decade. In 2019 Rystad Energy reported that the average discovery for the last decade is 9 billion barrels. Mankind consumes that amount in 3 months. Soon demand will exceed supply. The price will escalate. We are in the end game of affordable oil. Our current lifestyle is an aberration that will pass into history. Our privileged lifestyle will end. Please grow your own food. Regards Gray
@@Michael_MH Hi Mike! Sadly I haven't. I'm passionate about Tesla. They are the answer to ICE motor cars. But that doesn't solve the food problem. Please Google Green revolution. When it goes into reverse, food production will collapse. Regards Gray Australia
I'm now the queen of adaption, my life our lives consist of coming to adapt to each & every new situation. When my love transitioned himself almost a whole 4yrs now, I had to be strong for so so many, like so many times a new place to create with 3 beautiful daughters. He left when his dad left just 7 yrs of his passing. I am on such a journey and would love to share all meaning so many, I don't care if I over compinsated. my prossesses are a St Francis Labyrinth 🙏an angel path, I stream youtube for whatever my heart's desires. Chanellers with Kevin Moore, is my newest process. Wow I blow my mind with super thoughts.🙏
Wow! So many people watch this and still don't know what he is talking about because they don't want to lose privilege. It's hard to challenge what you believed in all of your life. Someone is holding the door open for you but you don't notice the doorman.
So who is the doorman? I'm seriously asking. Some background: i'm a college student in an European country, not rich by any means. My parents were poor the half of my life. WHO IS MY DOORMAN?
You ideologues believe that group identity is paramount, that abstract concepts are more important than a real human being. Learn a marketable skill for once or start doing some other productive stuff and then maybe start a family. Maybe you won't need to smoke weed or take other drugs to fill the void
Who is your doorman? Who is my doorman? It’s all the people who give kindness each & everyday... just because it is their nature to do so, to care enough to make other people’s live a little easier. It is my privilege to serve: A smile A kind word A gesture of compassion Privilege Is an Honor To Give & Receive
Every person who disliked this video, has privilege to be lost. They will never understand until it happens to them. Smfh. I don't expect ppl who've never had to go thru this to understand, but it would help if you took the time to listen. Truly disturbing.
What if that one thing is a really big thing? What if that one thing affects many many other things? What if it limits the amount of things we can be happy about? What if its too big to be ignored? What if we don't just accept poor realities and try to shift them in any small way is possible to us? Privilege needs to be acknowledged because it plays a large role. There's optimism and then there's blissful ignorance.
@@j.a.ogrady7783 Everyone is privileged in some sense and enforcing a system which would even things out for everyone would be akin to communism. You have a cellphone? You're privileged. Internet connection? You're privileged. Have time to watch this because you don't need every minute of your day to feed your family? You're privileged. Live in the US? Privileged. The sad reality is that it's not about who is privileged, but about who has more than one.
José E. I totally agree with you. I am Privileged & I am very thankful to be an American! Fascism, Socialism, Communism: ....ALL destroy the Freedoms & Privilege we Must hold dear!
@@josee.1709 I never suggested I'm not privileged. I never suggested this was about me. Improving the lives of others through charity, standing up to racism, homophobia etc. is not the extreme of communism. Acknowledging our privileges and others lack of is important because (though this probably goes without saying) equal rights are extremely important.
@@barrett5540 May I ask the flaws you see in Socialism. This isn't rhetorical, I live in a country with a few practices that are considered socialist (eg. free health care) and I see little problem with. Just wanna hear a different perspective.
Great talk. I've never thought about the privileges that I have in that way. I always assumed that people with less privilege need to gain more privilege so that everybody can have equal privileges. But the idea to instead lose some of my own privileges to connect with people sounds really amazing to me.
Actually loosing your privilege won't help anyone, as released resources won't be able to cover anything for the amount in need. It is like 10% eat potatoes and meat, others only meat. 10% decided not to eat meat, now everyone eats only potatoes and 90% of people can have another half of potato.
I came to the conclusion a while ago that there is nothing romantic or supernatural about loving someone: Love is the privilege of being responsible for another. It was, for a time, what kept me going: Each morning, for a little while, I got to feel the weight of the yoke on my back as I pulled the ancient cart of my species.
I have never been discriminated against for my privileges. That is literally the definition of privilege. Understanding your own privilege helps you understand and emphasize.
To say things that would destroy Middle class and bring even more authority to the people at top. As the state when there are only ruling class and people who struggle to survive, is the best way to maintain to improve position of ruling class. And the coming new industrial revolution (production and work automation) only decreases the need for people.
@So Pretty everyone can agree on that (even in the USSR individual workers wages differed, based on how much they produced). But what happens if your high income comes from your family's trust fund,? Or if you are a genius that cannot afford food, education or healthcare? Or if you're physically or mentally disabled? Are you less worthy of safety and happiness, if you give it your all, but the odds are just insurmountable from the start?
It is hard to challenge your beliefs. And that’s why I watch those videos with wide open ears and mind. But it doesn’t mean that what he is saying is right and by extension a new standard on how to live our lives. I always feel that the « unseen » privilege is an argumentative loophole. It can’t be verified or quantified. You can’t justify the existence of something just because you and some other people think it exists. It’s a belief not a fact. It’s like god. I can tell you he’s all around us, you don’t see it that way. We can respect each other about it. It’s our beliefs but no one knows really. Believing that privilege exists, doesn’t mean it does exist. So just please stop guilt tripping people by presenting your beliefs as facts.
@@nathanglen9568 I strongly disagree. He literally says that "meritocracy and individuality are fantasy ideologies". This is the kind of postmodern BS Jordan Peterson fights all the time. Yes, of course he is well articulated: this guy is a cunning sophist. Years of talking about alleged "privileges" had done nothing to fight unjust inequality and disadvantages (maybe it made them worse!), while mining the hope for a more meritocratic and less biased society.
@@nathanglen9568 maybe I made a mistake, english is not my first language. You're welcome to correct me in case. But I reread my post, which says: "Years of talking about alleged "privileges" had done nothing to fight unjust inequality and disadvantages ". The subject in this sentence is *years of talking etc*. I don't see any way of intending "he" as a subject.
you could still travel the world, but on a different scale. Instead of weekend trips to anywhere, including the other side of the globe (if you could afford that), make it a week long an inter-rail journey. Make more more stops on the way and experience something more authentic on your way.
Well yes... But what does any of this thinking accomplish? Analyzing privilege by someone’s intersectional being is impossible and inherently also discriminatory. Correcting privilege at a societal level is also impossible and lowers the deviation between outcomes but not mean outcome. In practicality it lowers it. This ideology serves to create fairness which is great; however, the very fact that it undermines meritocracy and efficiency makes it ‘unfair’ as the world will always be. Hatred for the society you live in is a result of resentment of others which is a result of your own shortcomings. Redirect your self-hatred and subjective ideology somewhere else. Thank you
Do we truly have meritorcracies when the questions "who gave birth to you and where?" can decide 70% of your chances in life? If everyone was given equivalent education, and healthcare (both mental and physical), any unequal outcomes could be called "meritocratic". How many geniuses die because they were born in a wartorn african country, while warlords ship away the immense natural wealth of the continent to the west?
Frederik sh I completely agree with you on the point that who you are born as decides most of your chances in life. It is unfortunate that so many are born to poor circumstances; nevertheless, when we consider merit from an economic standpoint, ability is all that matters in how it’s measured. Accounting for privilege as a corrective measure is impossible and leaves room for vast inefficiency in multiple ways. 'From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs' seems like a good idea but CANNOT be accomplished in a world with finite resources. Look into the horrors of the Soviet Union and then tell me that marxism can ever work. Postmodernism is destroying our society because of people like you who look at the world through their resentment rather than empathy. To truly make the world a better place, we need to give more opportunity to those who need it most in a way that doesn’t destroy and discriminate against those who don’t. No, this does not include equal education or healthcare; however, it should include basic health services and education. Capitalism is what allows all of this to happen in the first place. The unfortunate reality of capitalism is that it is not fair to everyone. Just live with that or else you are making your life seem worse and legitimately harming the prosperity of generations of the future by contributing to an ideology that doesn’t work.
@@dylanrice5696 : The disease is not the form of government. That's just a symptom. All forms of governing can be, and have been corrupted. And corruption comes from those who seek power over others. By seeking power over another, one causes themselves to become corrupted, and this then spreads out into all aspects of their lives and those they come into contact with. The way out is introspection.
I enjoyed the video and I think you explained it very well. However, I don't value the gains of loosing privilege over the gains of having it. So, I don't see why I would need to try and loose privilege. Fortunately, we are allowed to make our own tradeoff here, and we can disagree on this!
I would prefer a consistent message, it's hard to understand the point when there are only allegorical examples and he's touching different points without fleshing them out. But maybe this message is for a specific group which I'm not part off.
Well the message you must found is in your own reflexion. This argumentation was probably meant to make sure you realise what are your privileges rather than giving an opinion about privileges. And since it addresses to everyone, the best way is through allegorical examples.
Very vague . What are some specific examples of privilege's that he wants to take away to even the playing field ( ie job , investments , transportation , food , shelter ) and what steps would be taken to help those who were " privileged " acclimate to a new reality that usually takes a lifetime ? Lastly good luck getting them including myself to agree lol .
It's impossible to give up privilege, since it's skin deep. No matter how hard you work, how many systems to disadvantage your label you accept and endure, the only politically correct stance is to equate any magnitude of success to privilege.
You mistake priviledge for rights. Inherent, given, or earned. I have an inherent right to life. I was given the right to vote. I earned the right to drive via drivers test. We all have rights and it's up to us to earn the ones we weren't born with.
Jon Miller I love your comment: “My privilege is so invisible that it doesn’t exist.” What a thought. Makes me think about a man who takes a Vow of Poverty to live as a monk.
@Rohan Dahiya Pluta I talk about rights because you can prove that a person. Has rights. You can't prove priviledge. A person that makes a dollar a day thinks a person making 100 per hour has incredible privilege. A person that can't get a dollar a day job thinks the first person has incredible privilege. The person making 100 per hour has no legs and would give everything to make 1 dollar per hour and walk to work. Privilege is always subjective. You can't prove anyone's privilege.
@Rohan Dahiya Pluta with anything, if everyone has it, no one does. If everyone is rich no one is. If everyone is tall no one is. If everyone is privileged no one is. You all have different ways to get through life.
@Rohan Dahiya Pluta you started the conversation by saying everyone has privilege. I refuted and you just repeated what I said. That no one has privilege if everyone does. Did you just flip to my side of the arguement?
I have the privilege to realise I have too much privilege - or is that foresight damn it!! is my confusion privilege ? is my very intelligence privilege? Ok it's OK, I spelt privlage wrong I am OK! I can adapt I can change I can be like everyone else.
Oh, I see what he did there. In the mentioned talk about the great value of connections with other people, there's not a single damn word with whom we should have our connections. We can have them with other "privvileged" people and we can be happy even more, than when we make connections with the less "privileged" people. Everytime when anyone tries to change my mind on any topic using charisma, jokes, cheap tricks, emotional words etc., instead of using just good arguments, that's when I sense BS. Above I pointed the BS in this talk. Another one is the insinuation that every privilege can be lost or leaved. He didn't said not a single word about all these privileges that we can't lost or leave. People that are pretty can't loose is that we like more the prettier people. People that are born more intelligent can't loose it that intelligence is one of the most important factors of life success. People that are born in happy families can't loose it that their life had much more better start than the less fortunate. He mentions the so called "toxic masculinity" as if it was a fact. Oh, I wonder what is his opinion about the toxic femininity. Probably never heard of. This talk is harmful. It promotes the ideology that every privilege can be left behind, even the biological ones. It's plain BS wrapped in some nice and soft tricks.
If I have Any privilege I’d stick to it and won’t let lose a inche of my privilege I don’t care about others I’m selfish but still wanting my privilege .
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"Let's loose the privilege and gain the connection." Woow 👏🏼
I agree with everything this man says. And let's also talk about his great presentation skills! His voice and presence were so captivating.
He is a moron and his speech is morally bankrupt.
you're allowing your emotion regarding his soundbite voice and 'presence' to manipulate you into agreeing with his privileged view point. Understand that presentations skills are learnt, voice modulation is learnt and are learnt in order to manipulate you.
@@gregshark1546 don't worry, noone is forcing you to give up your priviledge. Your fear speaks for itself....
@@shorthypnotist2879 yes I have some privileges like being able to comment on this article and your flaky comment. Typical woke commentator ... petrified of life ....
@@shorthypnotist2879 you know, you are over privileged as you have unnecessary smartphone that you use to spent time on TH-cam for fun, while using resources such as nutrition for your brain to process data to have fun, electricity for your phone to work, while those resources could go to someone in need. So stop with hipocrisy or be consistent, as our planet cannot have billions of people enjoying equal privilege of using so much resources where they even spent some time having fun and not merely existence.
I really appreciate these talks. For so long we just had to listen to "interviews" with actors, models, sports figures... honestly, who cares what they think? They have nothing in common with me. And honestly, they're not qualified to have any particular wisdom.
Thankfully, other people's views- who are actually qualified- are a lot more accessible.
Thank you so much for talking about this topic. Amazing talk. My greatest privilege of my life was having great parents. I had a great Dad and Mom. Cheers from the mountain of Italy. I love New Zealand.
ITouchTheSky 8GladysWorld8 :
Me too.
One of my greatest privileges
is to have the honor of being born to wonderful parents who loved me regardless. Having that ground of loving care has given me the privilege of safety, security, identity within a family, and the foundation of faith demonstrated in every day action. I am not ashamed of my privilege. I am immensely thankful. The privilege of love has developed in me, a desire to share the bounty of blessings with others as I encounter openness to genuine exchange of humanity.
I appreciate you who TouchTheSky. :)
Thank you so much for the response. I miss my parents, if I can have a big hug from them at this moment.
ITouchTheSky 8GladysWorld8
I send you a big hug in their honor. I am certain you were a blessing to them. Peace & love
to You from the bread basket of America .
Thank you very much.
👋 ITouchTheSky 👋
I just watched your piece:
“Slow Living Nature 2020”
Indeed you do touch the sky
there in Italia. Your sustainable gardens & panoramic views are simply beautiful! I enjoyed your work & simplicity in your lifestyle. It was especially authentic to me as I saw the firewood cook stove you use.
There was a deep sense of satisfaction conveyed in your
Presentation. I admire your commitment to your lifestyle.
All I could think of, aside taking in your view of beautiful surroundings, was the massive amount of effort & toil you give to your daily living.
It made me sad to think of you all alone up there without a helper or someone to enjoy your cooking. Goodness, your energy amazes me.
I also saw that you have studied psychotherapy. I imagined your Mountain View as an ideal place of respite from a strenuous mental work.
Then I came to appreciate your immersion into that remarkable
Mountain View.
Aaaahhh, such a painter’s dream! Thank you for sharing.
Be Blessed!
A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both
Absolutely true & well said.
In Basic Terms You can’t name a better country than the U.S., because it does not exist!
BEYOND Greg Jacques Lucifer's Jizz Gargler ... SICK. The angel of Death 💀 is all around you.
Lose The Priviledge And Gain The Connections
To print money out of thin air is nobody’s privilege other than mine - Federal Reserve Bank
On behalf of the government on behalf of the people.
@@onepartyroule On behalf of the people? Printing money is literally taking money from the people and giving it to the government. It's a way to tax the people without the consent of the people.
Jarful of Love
If the money is used on the stock market, that is privilege.
Government money pays for roads. I guess no one complains those exists.
Also most people don’t mind schools.
Military is also important, so that other countries with an army can’t invade you.
@@antman7673 what's that got to do with my point that it circumvents the consent of the people?
Jarful of Love
Quite a lot of people complain about paying taxes while naturally reaping the benefits payed by those taxes.
It is the same as tossing away rubbish and complaining about it on the floor.
Government does all those services in consent with the people.
Talking about consent if the money spent in the supposedly best interest of the people, is weird.
As a privileged straight white male, I relate to what this guy is saying. I think for a lot of straight white men, myself included, fear the loss of our privilege because we've not had to compete on a level playing field with women, people of color etc. Once we lose that privilege, we'll likely realise just how mediocre many of us really are.
Excellent talk on an important topic. 💞
Where are you from Diana?
Since I was a child I dreamed of living on a clean planet where one species didn't consider itself more important than anything else, including the very planet from witch they were created.
The recognition of the importance and power of humility is one of the things our species (collectively) lacks most.
It's also important for people to see how by raising up those around us, we also intrinsically raise up ourselves.
Outstanding. That's what happens when a social scientist deconstructs a social construct. Great!
Privileges Are Not Always Equal
Beautiful
Being privileged doesn't mean that you are always wrong and people without privilege are always right. It means that there is a good chance you are missing a few very important pieces of the puzzle
There are a very significant number of people who believe the exact opposite of what you are saying, and these are the people who are screaming the loudest. That is likely one of the main reasons why so many people take issue with the concept of 'privilege' and how there are those who wrap it up into every single aspect of modern society. As long as those people exist, there will be the people who vehemently oppose it.
So do the non privileged have pieces missing as well? Lol
I appreciate this so much. So often people with "certain" priveleges are constsntly silenced. I also hate the semantics in the word and how its used. If defined by its original definition "privilege" applies to many people regardless of race, socio economics , cultural , or creed.
@@quickdrawmcgraw4394 absolutely. Ignorance the absence of the privilege of access to knowledge. Being able to read and write, calculate, and understand academia are all privileges that that you require to complete the puzzle. Hence why communist regimes always focused on eliminating illiteracy and providing education. If their ideals were ever to come to fruition the privilege of being well educated had to be universal. also a crucial privilege for a society is to be safe from foreign aggression, and have powerful friends, that was something communist regimes often struggle to provide, since the USA has it in for them.
@@frederik7338 you align with communist ideology?
a. A special advantage, immunity, permission, right, or benefit granted to or enjoyed by an individual, class, or caste. See Synonyms at right. b. Such an advantage, immunity, or right held as a prerogative of status or rank, and exercised to the exclusion or detriment of others.
Will
Thank you, an insightful view
The thing about privilege is to realise 'what levers are turned on' (to use his words) at each point in your life and make sure you use that to the best of your ability. If you are poor but manage to have access to education while you are young then jump on that occasion and make sure you share that knowledge somehow. If you are rich but female in a male dominated society and you dont have any 'rights' as we call it in the western world, then find a way to redistribute that wealth to others. It is always about doing the best with what you have and realising which privileges you possess at any given time as it is very unlikely that all levers will be turned off your whole life. And yes what is the end goal? People think its happiness but really it is the ability to help others and that can always be done in some form or other independent of privilege. Its just a question of changing the lens
love this response as much as the talk, well said.
He can make a voice over for a wise old man
The counter-attack to "loss of privilege" is not to consider a privilege in the firstplace whatever enters in the so-called human-conditioning field. If one just accepts the life and physical conditions of his/hers as a coincidence -either inherent or acquired coincidence- they will not suffer the loss. And it is, by all means, a sort of coincidence, even if, it is better thought of as a gift from the Universe. Accept what is, that is the dissolution of the concept of "privilege"
Often the greatest gifts are the hardest to attain, but the most rewarding.
Learning acceptance is one of those gifts.
Why put it so complicated when, you basically say if you accept that whatever you do has nothing to do with you, you won't suffer loss. Sure thing.
@@dmitrizaslavski8480 Thank you, my friend, for expressing it so accurately and briefly! that's what I meant! A hug
Didn't know TEDx Talks were morphing into an advertising avenue
“A people who spend their lives living in the past & let it take up the present have no future.” -John Fitzgerald Kennedy!
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Kinda ironic to quote a dead man from the past to say we should stop thinking about the past...
Not really. Look at the ethnicities that don’t get ahead in America that spend their whole life whining about past injustice as opposed to bettering themselves!
@@solvingpolitics3172 I thought ethnicities were kept down by the fact that statistically companies are less likely to hire people with names like "cortez" and "tyrone" or the fact that the civil rights act was passed 60 years ago so most minority adults grew up in homes with little access to education and work or it was because of the school to prison pipeline or any of those reasons. Thanks for informing me!
A tree without roots, dies.
Inherited wealth is privilege (unmerited advantage), skin color is not.
Some people propagate an ideology that promotes the idea that white people have privileges because theyre white. If you dont have that ideological lens on it is clear that it isnt a case of _privilege,_ it's rather the case that white people dont experience the _disadvantages_ of being a POC. These 2 ways of framing the issue are distinctly different. The former is the result of a dehumanizing ideology that lumps human beings into essentialized, abstract catagories. The second is an acknowledgement that sometimes people arent treated fairly because of perceived race. The former promotes the idea that injustice solves injustice. The latter allows us to recognise one another as complex individuals with a common humanity, who require different kinds of support to create equality of opportunity, and to maximize flourishing across the board. The former is divisive, the latter is unifying.
Those of us who believe in fairness and equality of opportunity must not let the extremist idealogues divide us. Dont fall into the trap of using their manipulative language and objectifying fellow human beings under the misapprehension that it will create a fairer, more humane world. Complexity matters, context matters, nuance matters, accuracy matters because truth matters.
Well said. Agreed!
People with privilege "don[']t experience the disadvantages of being a [insert disadvantaged group here]" I like the way you framed it and I'm going to keep it in mind.
Beautifully said and well articulated.
Yes, very well said. The focus on 'privilege' has become absurd and emphasizes all the wrong things.
Amazing
Interesting talk
“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle.”
― Plato
Words of Wisdom
@TCL do you even know who Plato is?
I’m privileged in my home I built and pay for, but I guess it’s about time I allow the neighbors move into one of the rooms cuz their house is a disaster.
When underprivileged children and welfare moms move into Biden, Schumer & Pelosi’s homes then you should open up yours!
Solving Politics There in lies the impasse I’m guessing
Who said anything about giving your home away? 😅 Clowns
Would certainly be a brave and admirable thing to do.
@@jpatt85 what's the difference with giving money in social benefits
Only morality is not normalized now by society.
“All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.”
If you are not stop by someone jalouse or mean.
patricia ferrini You can’t keep successful people down!
Il is my own expérience
Interesting Ted talk love it!!
INERT YUSSSSSS. 👏🏼👏🏼
Nice 🙏👍
I own my identity, you may not steal it by labeling me either privileged, or under-privileged. In fact, based on your ideology, it is the height of hypocrisy for you do so. "A political predator by any other name still smells bad."
Yes! Yes! Yes!.. some ppl just don't get it...everyone can better themselves but not many do because they don't have personal responsibility..
@@jackiemorrison6024 Western democracies have stopped teaching Human Agency and Free Will, and instead, teach our children to be herd animals. The predators then scare them to one side of the pen for sheering.
@@jackiemorrison6024
You say everyone can better themselves, which is true, but you leave out the fact that some people are more capable of bettering themselves because of their own birthrights.
Some people are born into lives of privilege and some are not. The facts of reality are that you are far less likely to succeed if you were born into poverty than if you were born into a middle class family.
To be fair, i think the obsession with identity is part of the problem.
@@DrArthurCGarp There's a difference between being privileged and not being disadvantaged. There seems to be increasing amounts of confusion on this point, and it's leading to a very toxic, manipulative and divisive discourse.
I don't believe that many who are privileged are concerned whether they are better than they might think that they are. I'd go as far as to say that this isn't even a thought for them, no loosing sleep for them here. Of course they're better. Being privileged grants them this privilege. I am quite unprivileged, there is no secret to this. I am what is labeled as a Native American. We are never privileged ! It's really quite hilarious explaining to the blinded privlided of their privilege, they will fight tooth and nail to say that they are not. Not sure why I'm bothering to comment here..? As usual, social justice doesn't reach our shores.
I agree. Natives have been also disadvantaged. The reservations have all these grants yet, so much of it is full of poverty. It is sad.
I am 16th NA on both sides, European & 1% Sub Saharan African.
I am by now means privileged. Not bc I’m uneducated. Or choose to live on assistance bc I’m lazy.
I’m a nurse & struggle every single day medically. It’s physically not easy to work 40 hours a week anymore. I’m hoping once it’s fixed, I’ll be back to where I was.
I don’t get any privileges. Period. I’d love for someone to tell me otherwise.
@@SaltyPug Social justice avoids the indigenous like the plague.
Interesting indeed. It would have been interesting to hear the current state of privilege in modern NZ through his research and from his perspective.
The discovery of oil peaked in 1964. Since then it has declined each decade. In 2019 Rystad Energy reported that the average discovery for the last decade is 9 billion barrels. Mankind consumes that amount in 3 months. Soon demand will exceed supply. The price will escalate. We are in the end game of affordable oil. Our current lifestyle is an aberration that will pass into history. Our privileged lifestyle will end.
Please grow your own food.
Regards Gray
I don’t think we will be here that long.
@@Michael_MH Hi Mike! Sadly I haven't.
I'm passionate about Tesla. They are the answer to ICE motor cars.
But that doesn't solve the food problem.
Please Google
Green revolution.
When it goes into reverse, food production will collapse.
Regards Gray
Australia
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
there are as many reports that same the opposite to the rystad .... for instance fracking taps massive reserves
“I have made a ceaseless effort not to ridicule, not to bewail, not to scorn human actions, but to understand them.”
― Baruch Spinoza
Well said Thomas; and powerfully
I really did not understand what he is talking about could any one explain to me
I am not English speaker.
“Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.”
― Carl Gustav Jung
Right on!
I'm now the queen of adaption, my life our lives consist of coming to adapt to each & every new situation. When my love transitioned himself almost a whole 4yrs now, I had to be strong for so so many, like so many times a new place to create with 3 beautiful daughters. He left when his dad left just 7 yrs of his passing. I am on such a journey and would love to share all meaning so many, I don't care if I over compinsated. my prossesses are a St Francis Labyrinth 🙏an angel path, I stream youtube for whatever my heart's desires. Chanellers with Kevin Moore, is my newest process. Wow I blow my mind with super thoughts.🙏
Bend like a blade of grass in the wind.
'Privilege', is knowing and understanding the DIFFERENCE, between "LIFE The Real Self", and the human PRIMATE.
Magnificent.
Wow! So many people watch this and still don't know what he is talking about because they don't want to lose privilege. It's hard to challenge what you believed in all of your life. Someone is holding the door open for you but you don't notice the doorman.
So who is the doorman? I'm seriously asking. Some background: i'm a college student in an European country, not rich by any means. My parents were poor the half of my life. WHO IS MY DOORMAN?
You ideologues believe that group identity is paramount, that abstract concepts are more important than a real human being. Learn a marketable skill for once or start doing some other productive stuff and then maybe start a family. Maybe you won't need to smoke weed or take other drugs to fill the void
I just checked.
*_NO ONES AT THE DOOR_*
Who is your doorman?
Who is my doorman?
It’s all the people who give kindness each & everyday...
just because it is their nature to do so, to care enough to make other people’s live a little easier.
It is my privilege to serve:
A smile
A kind word
A gesture of compassion
Privilege
Is an Honor
To Give & Receive
@@barrett5540 you mean people doing their jobs?
Every person who disliked this video, has privilege to be lost. They will never understand until it happens to them. Smfh. I don't expect ppl who've never had to go thru this to understand, but it would help if you took the time to listen. Truly disturbing.
One day, u will wake up & see that victim mentality trap you fell into....
These ideologies fall under real scrutiny. This cult has gone far enough.
Why sad over one thing when you have millions of other reasons to be happy?
-The Shades
What if that one thing is a really big thing? What if that one thing affects many many other things? What if it limits the amount of things we can be happy about? What if its too big to be ignored? What if we don't just accept poor realities and try to shift them in any small way is possible to us? Privilege needs to be acknowledged because it plays a large role. There's optimism and then there's blissful ignorance.
@@j.a.ogrady7783 Everyone is privileged in some sense and enforcing a system which would even things out for everyone would be akin to communism. You have a cellphone? You're privileged. Internet connection? You're privileged. Have time to watch this because you don't need every minute of your day to feed your family? You're privileged. Live in the US? Privileged. The sad reality is that it's not about who is privileged, but about who has more than one.
José E. I totally agree with you.
I am Privileged & I am very thankful to be an American!
Fascism, Socialism, Communism: ....ALL destroy
the Freedoms & Privilege
we Must hold dear!
@@josee.1709 I never suggested I'm not privileged. I never suggested this was about me. Improving the lives of others through charity, standing up to racism, homophobia etc. is not the extreme of communism. Acknowledging our privileges and others lack of is important because (though this probably goes without saying) equal rights are extremely important.
@@barrett5540 May I ask the flaws you see in Socialism. This isn't rhetorical, I live in a country with a few practices that are considered socialist (eg. free health care) and I see little problem with. Just wanna hear a different perspective.
Great talk. I've never thought about the privileges that I have in that way. I always assumed that people with less privilege need to gain more privilege so that everybody can have equal privileges. But the idea to instead lose some of my own privileges to connect with people sounds really amazing to me.
Actually loosing your privilege won't help anyone, as released resources won't be able to cover anything for the amount in need. It is like 10% eat potatoes and meat, others only meat. 10% decided not to eat meat, now everyone eats only potatoes and 90% of people can have another half of potato.
I came to the conclusion a while ago that there is nothing romantic or supernatural about loving someone: Love is the privilege of being responsible for another. It was, for a time, what kept me going: Each morning, for a little while, I got to feel the weight of the yoke on my back as I pulled the ancient cart of my species.
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LOL.
I like winter ❄️
Cool.
You advocate for discrimination against those you perceive as privileged. That doesn't reduce racism/sexism/classism, but rather it perpetuates it.
I have never been discriminated against for my privileges. That is literally the definition of privilege. Understanding your own privilege helps you understand and emphasize.
What's the criteria of giving a talk at Tedx??
To say things that would destroy Middle class and bring even more authority to the people at top. As the state when there are only ruling class and people who struggle to survive, is the best way to maintain to improve position of ruling class. And the coming new industrial revolution (production and work automation) only decreases the need for people.
The only privileges I haven’t lost are health, parents, a sister, and the ability to think. Oh, these are not even privileges. Ok I’ve lost all then.
For people who don't have these they are privileges indeed. So they are.
ماشاء الله هاد شي غزال 🤗🤗🤗
Is there such a thing as justified inequality? If so, when does that happen?
Yes, there is. If someone is better than you at something the he deserves a better outcome.
@So Pretty everyone can agree on that (even in the USSR individual workers wages differed, based on how much they produced). But what happens if your high income comes from your family's trust fund,? Or if you are a genius that cannot afford food, education or healthcare? Or if you're physically or mentally disabled? Are you less worthy of safety and happiness, if you give it your all, but the odds are just insurmountable from the start?
Please guys say Ameen as im preparing for my entrance exam and pray for me to clear it thank you plzz
It is hard to challenge your beliefs. And that’s why I watch those videos with wide open ears and mind. But it doesn’t mean that what he is saying is right and by extension a new standard on how to live our lives. I always feel that the « unseen » privilege is an argumentative loophole. It can’t be verified or quantified. You can’t justify the existence of something just because you and some other people think it exists. It’s a belief not a fact. It’s like god. I can tell you he’s all around us, you don’t see it that way. We can respect each other about it. It’s our beliefs but no one knows really.
Believing that privilege exists, doesn’t mean it does exist.
So just please stop guilt tripping people by presenting your beliefs as facts.
It is like guilt tripping into becoming frozen. Won’t have it
Jordan Peterson just had a seizure....for gods sakes is this who we are giving a platform now??
Just?
@@nathanglen9568 I strongly disagree. He literally says that "meritocracy and individuality are fantasy ideologies". This is the kind of postmodern BS Jordan Peterson fights all the time. Yes, of course he is well articulated: this guy is a cunning sophist. Years of talking about alleged "privileges" had done nothing to fight unjust inequality and disadvantages (maybe it made them worse!), while mining the hope for a more meritocratic and less biased society.
@@nathanglen9568 I said "privileges", not "inequalities".
@@nathanglen9568 maybe I made a mistake, english is not my first language. You're welcome to correct me in case. But I reread my post, which says:
"Years of talking about alleged "privileges" had done nothing to fight unjust inequality and disadvantages ".
The subject in this sentence is *years of talking etc*. I don't see any way of intending "he" as a subject.
All who watched: you are privileged to be able to watch this. So what to do?
INERT possibilities are endless . Might as well give your life to a less fortunate one.
@INERT There's a lot of people starving worldwide. Start locally, within your community, and then work outward.
INERT 🤣
@INERT Until someone invents an edible phone thats probably not the most practical idea.
It solved absolutely nothing.
I don’t mind keeping the ego in check and not being greedy but not traveling the world would be a kick to the balls.
you could still travel the world, but on a different scale. Instead of weekend trips to anywhere, including the other side of the globe (if you could afford that), make it a week long an inter-rail journey. Make more more stops on the way and experience something more authentic on your way.
Love the nuanced irony Jess Yates 🤔
@@frederik7338 sure man, something authentic close by...
When we die...lets see who is Rich? What Will you use your lige on,in this short time?
Well yes...
But what does any of this thinking accomplish?
Analyzing privilege by someone’s intersectional being is impossible and inherently also discriminatory.
Correcting privilege at a societal level is also impossible and lowers the deviation between outcomes but not mean outcome. In practicality it lowers it.
This ideology serves to create fairness which is great; however, the very fact that it undermines meritocracy and efficiency makes it ‘unfair’ as the world will always be.
Hatred for the society you live in is a result of resentment of others which is a result of your own shortcomings.
Redirect your self-hatred and subjective ideology somewhere else.
Thank you
Do we truly have meritorcracies when the questions "who gave birth to you and where?" can decide 70% of your chances in life? If everyone was given equivalent education, and healthcare (both mental and physical), any unequal outcomes could be called "meritocratic".
How many geniuses die because they were born in a wartorn african country, while warlords ship away the immense natural wealth of the continent to the west?
Frederik sh I completely agree with you on the point that who you are born as decides most of your chances in life. It is unfortunate that so many are born to poor circumstances; nevertheless, when we consider merit from an economic standpoint, ability is all that matters in how it’s measured. Accounting for privilege as a corrective measure is impossible and leaves room for vast inefficiency in multiple ways. 'From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs' seems like a good idea but CANNOT be accomplished in a world with finite resources. Look into the horrors of the Soviet Union and then tell me that marxism can ever work. Postmodernism is destroying our society because of people like you who look at the world through their resentment rather than empathy. To truly make the world a better place, we need to give more opportunity to those who need it most in a way that doesn’t destroy and discriminate against those who don’t. No, this does not include equal education or healthcare; however, it should include basic health services and education. Capitalism is what allows all of this to happen in the first place. The unfortunate reality of capitalism is that it is not fair to everyone. Just live with that or else you are making your life seem worse and legitimately harming the prosperity of generations of the future by contributing to an ideology that doesn’t work.
Analyzing something does *not* automatically make it discriminatory. That's ridiculous.
@@dylanrice5696 : The disease is not the form of government. That's just a symptom. All forms of governing can be, and have been corrupted. And corruption comes from those who seek power over others. By seeking power over another, one causes themselves to become corrupted, and this then spreads out into all aspects of their lives and those they come into contact with. The way out is introspection.
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Go tell it to the billionaires. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why? They can appease their guilt at YOUR expense!
These guys are so smart they’ll convince you that they have no privilege and you are in fact wrong. They are smart therefore rich
Joseph Barros
They call Good=Evil
And ...call Evil=Good
Teresa Barrett Exactly, pathological progressives. Right is wrong & up is down. Post that on my channel anytime!
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💗! Most people aren’t ready for this conversation. Hence, the trolly comments. Thank you, sir.
No. Bc it’s reprehensible & should be to everyone of every race, ethnicity or creed.
But you do you.
Ok
I enjoyed the video and I think you explained it very well. However, I don't value the gains of loosing privilege over the gains of having it. So, I don't see why I would need to try and loose privilege. Fortunately, we are allowed to make our own tradeoff here, and we can disagree on this!
Traduscalo a Español
How does one lose privilege? He never said.
I would prefer a consistent message, it's hard to understand the point when there are only allegorical examples and he's touching different points without fleshing them out. But maybe this message is for a specific group which I'm not part off.
Well the message you must found is in your own reflexion. This argumentation was probably meant to make sure you realise what are your privileges rather than giving an opinion about privileges. And since it addresses to everyone, the best way is through allegorical examples.
Instant unsub, peace
Very vague . What are some specific examples of privilege's that he wants to take away to even the playing field ( ie job , investments , transportation , food , shelter ) and what steps would be taken to help those who were " privileged " acclimate to a new reality that usually takes a lifetime ? Lastly good luck getting them including myself to agree lol .
Хорошо бы пилили ещё и контент на русском. Ну или хотя бы субтитрами озаботились.
Ничего интересного не было, просто ты родился у состоятельных родителей? Всё, ты согрешил пожертвуй своё имущество ибо не всем так повезло.
@@dmitrizaslavski8480 А пожертвованное имущество зарой на поле Чудес? Скинь геолокацию поля!
Such a boring topic
It's impossible to give up privilege, since it's skin deep. No matter how hard you work, how many systems to disadvantage your label you accept and endure, the only politically correct stance is to equate any magnitude of success to privilege.
Deary me. Can someone reasonable do a Ted talk about the total lack of emotional intelligence in 'woke' people these days...
For real!
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I care :)
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@@lo.lo713 32 is a great number ❤️
Laurel Bering :D
@@EMunaBee aww thank you lol
This guy should button up his shirt and mouth. My priviledge is so invisible that it doesnt exist.
You mistake priviledge for rights. Inherent, given, or earned. I have an inherent right to life. I was given the right to vote. I earned the right to drive via drivers test. We all have rights and it's up to us to earn the ones we weren't born with.
Jon Miller I love your comment:
“My privilege is so invisible that it doesn’t exist.”
What a thought.
Makes me think about a man
who takes a Vow of Poverty
to live as a monk.
@Rohan Dahiya Pluta I talk about rights because you can prove that a person. Has rights. You can't prove priviledge. A person that makes a dollar a day thinks a person making 100 per hour has incredible privilege. A person that can't get a dollar a day job thinks the first person has incredible privilege. The person making 100 per hour has no legs and would give everything to make 1 dollar per hour and walk to work. Privilege is always subjective. You can't prove anyone's privilege.
@Rohan Dahiya Pluta with anything, if everyone has it, no one does. If everyone is rich no one is. If everyone is tall no one is. If everyone is privileged no one is. You all have different ways to get through life.
@Rohan Dahiya Pluta you started the conversation by saying everyone has privilege. I refuted and you just repeated what I said. That no one has privilege if everyone does. Did you just flip to my side of the arguement?
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Sorry fifth
I have the privilege to realise I have too much privilege - or is that foresight damn it!! is my confusion privilege ? is my very intelligence privilege? Ok it's OK, I spelt privlage wrong I am OK! I can adapt I can change I can be like everyone else.
I’m the first like ;)
Oh, I see what he did there.
In the mentioned talk about the great value of connections with other people, there's not a single damn word with whom we should have our connections. We can have them with other "privvileged" people and we can be happy even more, than when we make connections with the less "privileged" people.
Everytime when anyone tries to change my mind on any topic using charisma, jokes, cheap tricks, emotional words etc., instead of using just good arguments, that's when I sense BS.
Above I pointed the BS in this talk.
Another one is the insinuation that every privilege can be lost or leaved. He didn't said not a single word about all these privileges that we can't lost or leave. People that are pretty can't loose is that we like more the prettier people. People that are born more intelligent can't loose it that intelligence is one of the most important factors of life success. People that are born in happy families can't loose it that their life had much more better start than the less fortunate. He mentions the so called "toxic masculinity" as if it was a fact. Oh, I wonder what is his opinion about the toxic femininity. Probably never heard of.
This talk is harmful. It promotes the ideology that every privilege can be left behind, even the biological ones. It's plain BS wrapped in some nice and soft tricks.
If I have Any privilege I’d stick to it and won’t let lose a inche of my privilege
I don’t care about others I’m selfish but still wanting my privilege .
Mate you are not white stop complaining.
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Dude: is this stream of consciousness writing or what?
Can you clarify
your self expression?
I NEED more rich influencers to tell me how privileged a nobody like me is because of my skin color.
"my parents were both feminists...." that makes a lot of sense why he is the way he is...
There is only so much privilege to go around. More BS from academia.