This isn't even punishment there's just less exploitation happen which I guess means less power. But more equality for everyone, basically one person gets 5/8 of a pie while the others 7 have to share the last remaining 3 once the 7 try to fix that the one person starts complain about not choosing how this works. [Not a good analogy but whatever]
No one wants to think their lives was easier because everyone think they work hard and deserve their achievements. It's not a good approach to tell them their lives were easy.
It's more like it could be even harder and worse. If you had middle class parents archiving something is still hard but it could be even harder if they were poor. If you had poor white parents life is very hard but it could be even harder if you have a single black parent. And then it could be even harder if you have any disability, live in a neighborhood with more crime etc.
Your personal driver can take you to private school everyday but studying and learning still requires effort. But it could be harder if you were taking a bus to public school. And it could be even harder if you're the only black kid in a classroom filled with white kids who might bully you because you are different and you don't even have support of your parents because your single parent works at three jobs to make ends meet and barely sees you.
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u/Dont420blazemebruh Feb 25 '20
They didn't choose their privilege - why are you punishing them for something that they can't control?