If you read my answerer you've replied to, you'll see that I disagree: the economic game of musical chairs will always corrode social progress and cohesion, see

If you read my answerer you've replied to, you'll see that I disagree: the economic game of musical chairs will always corrode social progress and cohesion, see the Depression, neoclasical reforms of the 80s etc. Poor people (and their parents) can't afford to be anything but individualistic.