Ok, so my boring take on this: I think the word privilege is overused. In my mind there is a basic level of human decency everyone should be treated with. If you are treated above and beyond that, you have some privilege. Situations like the one mentioned in this post (to my mind) don't speak to a lack of privilege, but to the presence of oppression.
Buy a gun, I guess?
When all the infrastructure is gone, let the user decide between starving and eating shit.
Because Americans have limited memories and he's counting on that. Source: am American.
Laws for thee, not for me.
Yes.
TBF, American gun manufacturers don't want it because that would slow sales and line might not go up
...the one on the left or the one on the right?
From what I understand, this allows arbitrary command execution. So, an attacker can specify a string of text that something on the affected system will just plop into a command line and execute.