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Listen to her carefully. This is liberalism distilled. Liberalism is very observant, it just draws mostly the wrong conclusions and, therefore, makes mostly the wrong choices based on what it observes. Yes, we are all privileged in some way. No, we shouldn't mope about it. 1/
Being good is all about doing good, not about feeling bad. For liberalism, feeling bad is an end in itself, doing good is optional. No matter what your station in life, if you're not feeling bad, you can't be good, seems to be the overriding liberal theology. 2/
According to liberal theology, it doesn't matter how much the rich donate to charitable causes, for example, no rich person can be good unless they also subscribe to liberal shibboleths, and unless they show the world how miserable they feel that the world is not perfect. 3/
Conversely, you can be filthy rich, never do anything particularly good for anybody, do drugs and live a decadent lifestyle in general, but if you just say, "Orange Man Bad," you will be hailed as a hero. Witness the innumerable Hollywood types who the liberals suck up to. 4/
Coming back to @AOC, I am literally pained to see how a beautiful mind has been corrupted by liberal indoctrination into something that will either end up wasting all that talent howling at the moon or end up doing real damage to society. Oh, well! 5/x
