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Monday, January 20th, 2003 04:31 pm (UTC)
If I understand you correctly, then, you dislike the word privilege because:
1. it is used to indicate a generic "advantage" which does not universally "win", ie, there exist people with bigger advantages
and/or
2. the disadvantages some people face shouldn't be there
and/or
3. the word is being used in a manner rather divergent from its origins
How'd I do on the comprehension? I'm not sure I got number 1 right -- that one's shaky...
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1. it is used to indicate a generic "advantage" which does not universally "win", ie, there exist people with bigger advantages
and/or
2. the disadvantages some people face shouldn't be there
and/or
3. the word is being used in a manner rather divergent from its origins
How'd I do on the comprehension? I'm not sure I got number 1 right -- that one's shaky...