Re:The privilege of risk
by soulbadguy on Thursday October 12, 2017 @03:04PM
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If his parents wouls get the home for free it would be, but they earned it.
The parents earned it, he didn't. He inherited those opportunity from the choice of his parent.
> Fruits of hard work are not a privilege.
Hard work and privilege are completely orthogonal. His parent where hard working, but also had the opportuinity to emigrate somewhere where they could safety reap the reward of said hard work
> Assuming that wealth = privilege
Wealth is a form of privilege, especially inherited wealth.
> shows only the bitterness of the person making such an assumption.
Sure... Let's do personal attack instead of staying on the topic
The parents earned it, he didn't. He inherited those opportunity from the choice of his parent.
> Fruits of hard work are not a privilege.
Hard work and privilege are completely orthogonal. His parent where hard working, but also had the opportuinity to emigrate somewhere where they could safety reap the reward of said hard work
> Assuming that wealth = privilege
Wealth is a form of privilege, especially inherited wealth.
> shows only the bitterness of the person making such an assumption.
Sure... Let's do personal attack instead of staying on the topic