• LurkingLuddite@piefed.social
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    3 days ago

    Basic respect and zero assumptions about intent are a solid start. Those ARE NOT privileges, but what any honest person engaging with someone or something should expect… Someone should be able to ask a basic question about a service you are providing with zero assumptions made as to what you expect as a result or a cost, as a basic example.

    Seriously, how is this confusing??

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      3 days ago

      Wtf are you on about? What does assumption free questions about services have to do with anything?

      It’s confusing as hell because your comment is non sequitur

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        2 days ago

        It’s not a non-seuqitur if you actually understood how “white privilege” worked in the real world. Assumption free means people not judging you based on stereotypes. It means everyone gets a basic level of respect all human beings deserve, until they themselves specifically do something to prove otherwise.

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          2 days ago

          You are clearly missing a vital part of what male privilege or white privilege is. That’s ok but a bit surprising given how long it has been discussed and problematized both IRL and online.

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            1 day ago

            You clearly do not understand the first thing about this topic. Not only is that pathetic, but… well… that’s just srupidly pathetic of you, I don’t know what else to say…