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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: Privileged people can still be discriminated against, and have less power on social media.

This post is directly talking about hate towards privileged or non minority groups in America like Caucasians and Heterosexuals.

During my time lurking through the internet, I've seen hate towards Caucasians and Heterosexuals, people usually justify this hate with claims such as, "You cannot oppress the oppressor" or "[Insert Minority Here] faced more in the past than your people." 

Discrimination is not based on who faced more of it, discrimination is prejudice against a group of people not based on reason, whether "Heterophobia" is a made up word or not, or if you cannot oppress the oppressor, it does not excuse discrimination against people.
gpt
I think everything you say in your post is true, and most everyone who looks at the question fairly with no preconceptions would agree. 

There is a question of degree, though. White people may face discrimination in the form of people saying mean things and hurting their feelings on social media. But people of color face higher chances of being profiled - and hurt or killed - by police, being turned down for apartment rentals or house loans, missing out on promotions and raises, etc. So there is a chance that privileged people’s problems will not seem as serious by comparison. That’s not to say they don’t exist, but maybe it’s not worth interrupting conversations about the pernicious effects of racism to mention that people are saying inconsiderate things on the internet.