[dijit]

keep telling me my lived experience, please. I have no idea how I lived before you told me what happened in my live.

If there was discrimination it was because you didn’t contribute, or you opened the discussion. Doxxing in the 90s wasn't a meaningful risk, and social networks were small and largely isolated.

the condescension here is palpable. as if you know more? thanks for your sacrifice: enlightened one.

[slightwinder]

Hence the "delusion". You are just a typical case of something many here experienced, including myself.

[dijit]

Total pish, once you got online you were just a name.

Didn’t like where you were, there was always somewhere else to go and a new name to take.

Getting access to the internet was a major issue for the poor (a situation I have first-hand experience in)- but once you were in, you were part of the club. Unless you behaved poorly- then you had to make a new name for yourself somewhere else.

[slightwinder]

Writing all those delusions and not connecting the dots is insightful.. You are so pampered in your own little delusion that don't seem to understand the actual concept of real discrimination. And looking at your socials, I understand why, you don't look like someone who has ever experienced real discrimination and just hissy fit about any hurt feelings as "discrimination".