This sort of thinking is not new, but is now getting more and more widely accepted:
So, if you discriminate against, exclude, say mean things to and generally are nasty to men and white people you’re not being sexist and racist because well, men and white people deserve it on the account of their privilege and power superiority, and women and other races can be completely excused for lashing out against those people.
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