> It's also hardly a billionaire. I don't think the argument is that only billionaire heirs have a running start in life and access to significant family inves

> It's also hardly a billionaire. I don't think the argument is that only billionaire heirs have a running start in life and access to significant family investments and connections. Also, I think that we can agree that a Cuban national that is employed by Exxon as an engineer can provide way more opportunities to their children than your average cuban immigrant.