Privilege is invisible to those who have it

I saw one comment where someone wrote she is paraphrasing lines from "rich dad poor dad" Ppl don't even have their own opinion :/ Not using their mind. Bookish batein bol kar ka gyaan dena hai -_- I totally disagree with her.

People have started becoming so called intellectual by watching a 30 sec reel on financial literacy and hustling.

Technically, Marie was too young to be queen, and the whole "Let them eat cake" came from someone else, she was just the scapegoat for the bad French economic policies.

Reddit pe vent kro pls, privilege mil Jane pe alag hi Nasha aa jata h, I just saw a post telling how illiteracy back by the idea that more childeren would bring more financial stability make them so, and esp please read some sociology books not reels to be enlightened more rather than doing it gen z vs something

Then why not start a ngo or something to uplift them, utilising that ideology of yours. I very well know whatever privilege I've received, didn't come for free from sky, baap dadao ne mehnat kari h. Short recap of my history, father of my grandfather was construction worker who layed tracks on chambal railway line all their life, grandfather was a landless farm labourer who then pivoted to rearing cows and sell milk, then my dad started working from textile factory worker and then rose upto a corporate vp level, which indeed allowed him to provide quality education for kids (me and brother) If none of them had hustled since the raj collapse, our family tree would still have been under extreme poverty, with 5-10 kids each generation. I'll reiterate beggers and that actual bpl starta of society need to reduce their number of babies so atleast 1 baby can get actual care, instead of each couple multiple the no of beggars like fibonacci sequence, for gods sake rubber baanto ya gyaan.