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so what, what's wrong with luck? you are pretending that inherited wealth came from nowhere. someone did it and they love their family more than randoms. so of
by nh23423fefe 1y ago
so what, what's wrong with luck? you are pretending that inherited wealth came from nowhere. someone did it and they love their family more than randoms. so of course their family benefits.
why should i work hard for strangers who vilify me?
- janalsncm 1y agoIt’s at odds with meritocracy. We should reward competence and hard work, not membership in a dynasty.
- nh23423fefe 1y agoYou seem to think that rich people don't win because they are better. Seems like cope to me to imagine they are outside of merit systems. Family relationships are just compound interest.
- gruez 1y agoDo you have kids? If so, are you going to send him/her to a private school, assuming you can afford it? What about stumping up money for extracurriculars or tutoring? Or if you're not really wealthy, what about giving immaterial aid like tutoring yourself? All of these things are "at odds with meritocracy", but that doesn't mean it's a slam dunk argument against them.