Hey only 12/15 if that counts?
But aye- surely the fact too that i'm losing my Scottish accent (according to homelanders) means i'd be doubly oppressed? Forced to conform! Freeeedom!
Also anyone looked at the appearance section? The hell - that's all subjective crap 'beautiful'/'handsome'... Its not about privilege as sections of it are merely a series of subjective judgments that sort of render any potential worth of the test (if there is any- i personally doubt it) in terms of being a device to remedy perceptions of 'privilege'. Whose call is it to make that the person in front of them is 'handsome' and thus is higher on the scale? That demeans their own personal experience- you can be 'beautiful' to someone and still have a shite life with few opportunities.
Again getting my rant on- its why this type of liberalism when displayed in these contexts is a complete farce, making a mockery of what liberalism should be. The pursuit of everyone individually being of equal worth and potential- regardless of their circumstances. Your spot on when you say what happened to the cornerstone of being a liberal. What's worse is things like this actively undermine the liberal social contract towards everyone being of equal value, no one being 'better' or 'worse' but an aspiration for true equality- as through its selectiveness it fuels a reaction that will (as we've seen happen in some areas) tip the scale back even further away from the concept.
I mean heck, we have issues in the west in terms of stagnating wages and living standards for everyone who is an 'average' person (and this will have a further knock on to the wealthy down the line, and the poor now even worse). If in the face of this issue and those like it (Polarisation of wealth, changing nature of work etc) we instead of acting together as a whole to provide sustainable and stable solutions that benefit everybody, instead devolve into single minded interest groups, pushing their own small agendas at the expense of others, then the whole ideology of liberalism, fairness, equality will collapse as we see a political and social context reminiscent of Weimar Germany's Reichstag response to the Great Depression- narrow interest groups of the center, left and liberals fight among themselves over the scraps, furthering the depression, weakening the response to it and forcing those 'left out' to seek solutions elsewhere by framing the context of the debate in terms of an oppositional framework where there are winners and losers.
And yes i realize i've gone from 0 to Germany in a post about one college criteria for privilege, but to me this is a case study of where certain liberals have gone wrong and of what overall this is leading to (i.e. the collapse of the traditional liberal values that created modern western society and have sustained it thus far).