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Watch: AOC Makes Quite Possibly Her Dumbest Statement Yet
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Have you noticed that the left considers basic things “privileges” now? If you work your way up and buy a car, it’s probably because you’re “privileged.” If you get a promotion, it’s probably because you’re “privileged.” If you have a better customer service experience, it’s probably because you’re “privileged.” If you feel like the gender that you biologically are, it’s because probably because you’re “privileged.”
Yeah. That’s a new privilege we need to acknowledge now. If you’re born a female and FEEL like a female, you need to recognize your cisgender privilege. The same goes for dudes. AOC is leading the charge on this, because of course she is.
.@AOC: I acknowledge my "privilege" in being born "cisgendered"
"I'm a cisgendered woman, I will never know the trauma of feeling like I'm not born in the right body. That is a privilege I have no matter how poor my family was when I was born." pic.twitter.com/QkviNMtLmv
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) January 30, 2019
Give me a break, people.
I honestly believe that being “gender fluid” is a trend right now, which is a shame because it takes away from the people truly struggling with gender dysmorphia, which again, is a MENTAL issue. But while we’re at it, shouldn’t we be recognizing ALL of the “privileges” we have in the same capacity? Should I be acknowledging my non-bipolar privilege, because I’m not bipolar? How about my non-substance abuse privilege? I don’t have ADD. Should I be acknowledging THAT privilege? I also don’t have schizophrenia or OCD, and I was born with the proper number of fingers and toes. Better add that to my list of privileges! FINGER PRIVILEGE.
Wow. I AM SO FLIPPIN’ PRIVILEGED.
All of the good things in my life didn’t happen because I’m “privileged.” That word has so many negative connotations, thanks to liberals. Just because you don’t struggle with a problem or abnormality doesn’t mean you’re some uppity “privileged” jerk. You likely didn’t throw someone else under the bus to make that happen.
Now, I WILL say that I’m fortunate and blessed. The Lord is good to me. When I run into an issue, I try to remind myself to cast my problem on Him. That’s the only “privilege” I’ll PROUDLY own. I have Jesus privilege, and I don’t even feel bad about it, because that’s available to everyone.
I rest my case.