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Jan
This is my first eviction. Education is always expensive, and when I'm done I will know how to avoid much of this.
In a few months I will again get to "check my privilege" at the front door of this property while I work to put it back together after this guy has had six months to trash the place. He has played a winning hand, because he knows more about the system than I. What he doesn't realize is he is playing that winning hand at the loser's table. When we are done, I will have a desirable property to sell or lease and he will only qualify for sub standard section 8 housing.
Cheers.
http://www.fredoneverything.net/Laudable...
I would suggest a similar response to "check your privilege." Something like pulling the front of your pants out, looking down, and saying "Yup, still there."
"Racism is a form of collectivism. Therefore, an individualist cannot be a racist."
http://www.straightlinelogic.com/straigh...
Check your privilege assumes much, and you know what happens when you assume.
The term could be turned into a pejorative against those who received a privilege without merit by saying " Check your merit to question mine."
I have checked my privilege and my merit, and I too, apologize for nothing.
Thanks for posting KH
Cheers
It's supposed to sound sophisticated or something, but it's an age-old logical fallacy. The only response really needed is "argument ad hominem."