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"Whinge Privilege".
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Many commonly bandy around terms like "white privilege" "black power" "democracy" "the silent majority" "socialism" etc., with very individual, selective and elastic interpretations.
Does "whinge privilege" exist and if so can we agree on a definition?
Has the internet increased the number of whingers, has it just exposed whinging to a larger audience , is whinging a 'safety valve' that is a benefit to society, or is whinging a malevolent influence on society, might a large exposure to whinges just encourage or create more whingers?
Does "whinge privilege" exist and if so can we agree on a definition?
Has the internet increased the number of whingers, has it just exposed whinging to a larger audience , is whinging a 'safety valve' that is a benefit to society, or is whinging a malevolent influence on society, might a large exposure to whinges just encourage or create more whingers?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The internet has spawned a generation that thinks it has the "privilege" to feel insulted. It's difficult at times to speak to someone and have a different opinion, when some people feel "abused" or "insulted" because of your differing opinion. All the notices you see around shops and other facilities that say abuse of staff will not be tolerated, are used as an excuse by the staff to say they are being abused, just because you might have a complaint. It's their right to be insulted, you know! And you'll cop it if they feel that way, when actually, the time of the month mnight have something to do with it, not your comments!
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