Never correct people who speak out out of privilege (yep that's 2 'out's). They're still also right, just privileged. A lot of data interpretations depend on the scope of your collected information.
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Agreed on the second statement
For me, it's a trap, because they're also correct, so I won't go into a discussion to inform them of what's more 'correct'. But if it's an important enough issue for me, then l will discuss further. But even then, these days, the person now also has to be important to me.