← Back to context Comment by markdog12 9 years ago Do you mean to say he is privileged because of the country he grew up in? If so, I certainly agree. 1 comment markdog12 Reply sidlls 9 years ago That's certainly part of it, yes. He simply didn't have the adversarial childhood that lower and lower-middle income households in America have.It's not like he started on third base to get his home run. More like he started on first or was intentionally walked.
sidlls 9 years ago That's certainly part of it, yes. He simply didn't have the adversarial childhood that lower and lower-middle income households in America have.It's not like he started on third base to get his home run. More like he started on first or was intentionally walked.
That's certainly part of it, yes. He simply didn't have the adversarial childhood that lower and lower-middle income households in America have.
It's not like he started on third base to get his home run. More like he started on first or was intentionally walked.