Every so often, an SJW feels the need to remind me that I have to be very privileged in order to be able to sue clubs, move around, and keep getting new jobs. She— it’s usually a she— will likely explain that not everybody could do that. I totally understand how if someone has children and must stay in one geographic place, it would be difficult to sue one’s workplace and repeatedly get a new job some place else. If someone has a disability, or geographic obligations to one location, just suing their exploitative workplace and moving some place else isn’t a reasonable way to live. I usually feel very thankful that I am not tied to one geographic location, and thankful I am able to relocate after a lawsuit starts or I get fired. I am conventionally beautiful enough to get hired most places I audition, although every once in a while I get rejected. That being said, the types of people who vocalize their desire for me to “check my privilege” are also able-bodied, untethered, fit enough mainstream beauty standards, and they only refrain from suing strip clubs because they are cowardly, lazy, and don’t care enough about holding exploitative workplaces accountable. That’s all. It has nothing to do with their lack of privilege in relative to my privilege. Suing clubs can be somewhat risky and dangerous to engage in the types of conflicts that arise when they are held accountable, and it’s annoying to have to relocate every few months. Sometimes I am crippled by depression. Most SJWs are just really disingenuous though. They prefer to find people who achieve things, and remind them of their privilege in a weaponizing manner, in order to shut down any attempts at a revolution and/or reform. They are often turds with casual drug habits as well, who have priorities unrelated to the values they preach about on social media.