system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Exactly, and ESPECIALLY if you go by AuthLeft’s definition of oppression which is notoriously vague and easy to cross
gpt
No no, it's very clear, it's just that it's literally impossible not to oppress or be oppressed. By critical theory, the basic idea is that you're in one camp or the other. If you're not oppressed, you are the oppressor. And this applies to basically any interpersonal relationships on any scale where one person is at all advantaged over another.

That's all there is to it, it's quite simple. The problem is that it's far too generalized and broad to be useful, and it has almost no room for nuance because it draws lines before you even get to any of the details. They just ignore it for relationships they deem OK, like parent and child for example.