It's not "privileged BY using bad grammar", it's "privilege TO use bad grammar". But yes, we know, the privilege boogeymen kicked your dog and made you take a CRT class.
replyThese days kids have screen-resolution privilege because they can go to OLED and LCD class unlike the CRT classes we had to do back in the day. Persistence of vision is oppression!
replyIn one ear and out the other, huh? Do you think deliberately misunderstanding words makes you clever? Are you sticking it to those got-dang SJWs?
replyLoved your comment, made my day. Thanks!
replyWhy, thank you. It was my pri—<User was banned for this comment>
replyWhat else should you call something that is only socially acceptable for a certain group of people to do? I understand word fatigue, but it feels very adequately used here.
replyOh no, it's very precisely used. Even if replying commenters did have downvote privilege I would have gladly used my upvote privilege on your comment. I hope you enjoy your upvote-reception privilege.
replyYou aren't being nearly as clever here as you think you are.
replyAnd getting away with it despite that is certainly a kind of privilege.
replyCongratulations on learning a new word
replyThey’re so close to getting it!
replyHow sad I’m missing literacy privilege but fortunately looks like I’ve got downvote privilege so that will make up for it.
replyThough, after thinking about it, I have illiteracy privilege so there’s that too.