The heir question is goalpost moving; it has no bearing. Whether things may get better for the poor or may not isn’t so much the point as I see it. The observa

The heir question is goalpost moving; it has no bearing. Whether things may get better for the poor or may not isn’t so much the point as I see it. The observation here is that the poor, and their anger, become pawns for the games of elites. Sometimes those games benefit them where an elite acts as a benevolent avatar of their anger, but this is usually a transient faux-alliance because the elite calls the shots and has no genuine interest in a positive outcome for the poor they claim to represent.