[ominous]

> do you only pick this fight with oppressed people?

Ah, a request that I also punch up... I do punch up as well. Do you require a balance of punches for this specific round?

> To think this person is deluded, but that you have saved yourself from the delusion all humans go through, is deluded.

It is, but I didn't claim that. Rather, I have my delusions, but not this one: framing society (western, J assume? but isn't that self-centered to assume western? this is an international forum) as a cisheteropatriarchal normative society, and from that segmenting people into oppressed and oppressor as defined by intersectional characteristics, and from that to reach into the oppressor group, pick their elements, and accuse them of perpetuating the status quo, and so remove from them the agency of existing as a group and having a voice other than to help the oppressed.

Do you see people like this? In particular, when observing that a book has only characters of the oppressed type and so it must be great?