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>You can't develop out of your privilege. Everything you became after was because of your privilege.
This looks like some ridiculous form of what I can only call sociological essentialism that arose from some confused notion of determinism. You seem to think that just because there is an indirect causal relationship between ones birth into a privileged position and any other given action or event in their life that their privilege may as well be treated like the main cause when this is a ridiculous notion (this mode of logic is only useful in philosophical arguments pertaining to the existence and nature of god and the first causes of the universe). Everything Ramza does is "because" of privilege only in the weakest, most indirect sense, and it is factually wrong to say that his actions are a product of the benefits of his privilege when he already loses his privileged position past chapter 1. Privilege can only be in effect when it is actually benefitting someone, anything outside of that happens in spite of privilege. Ramza literally does not use his privilege past chapter 1, unless you can point to some systemic advantage he receives because of his status past chapter 1.
>You are literally posting white saviorism.
Privilege and oppression in FFT is firmly rooted in class, you ought to stop bringing up race as though it was relevant.
>"Ramza uses his privilege to save the poor lesser people
He cant make use of his priviledge anymore by the time he starts acting in the interest of commoners. Again, Ramza becomes a mercenary past chapter 1, he doesnt have any more systemic power than any other commoner past that point.
You travel a dangerous path promoting that kind of essentialism because it is the same notion that racists use to insinuate that nigger culture makes all black people violent criminals. Unlike nature, nurture isnt absolute, and can be overcome by making an effort to make the latent biases it instills in you conscious.
