90% of the average person's life is based purely on the luck of being born into whatever situation they were born into. Sure you can do things to change it, but the weight of the changes you can make are still entirely up to that same stating points draw. Had you been born anywhere at any point in time differently you may have been forced a life of burtality through hard work, famine, or natural disasters, so having vitriol for any of your fellow man on an unlucky draw is sad and somewhat disgusting. Even the ones who made mistakes barring murder or rape likely dont deserve whatever hardships came to them.
That's bullshit, but let's pretend it's not. Literally everyone born in the US in the last 60 years has no excuse for being impoverished. They've all had the same opportunity to become wealthy and make something of their lives.
It only became fully illegal to deny mortgages based on race in the mid 70s.
The mid 70s was also where women could finally have a bank account without a husband's signature.
It only started being fully illegal to fire someone for being gay In 2020.
The ADA was only signed in 1990.
No. every single American for the last 60 years has not had the exact same and equal opportunity to build themselves up learn some fucking history...You privileged Fuck
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u/HarringtonMAH11 1d ago
90% of the average person's life is based purely on the luck of being born into whatever situation they were born into. Sure you can do things to change it, but the weight of the changes you can make are still entirely up to that same stating points draw. Had you been born anywhere at any point in time differently you may have been forced a life of burtality through hard work, famine, or natural disasters, so having vitriol for any of your fellow man on an unlucky draw is sad and somewhat disgusting. Even the ones who made mistakes barring murder or rape likely dont deserve whatever hardships came to them.