I think the point is that the ability to achieve success ought not be so skewed towards those whose ancestors achieved success, but rather towards individuals that have worked for it and have legitimate merit in society.
If you’re suggesting that it’s easy to go from being rich to being poor, I think it would be useful to find data that examines how many people born rich become poor over time, and how many people born poor stay poor over time. Like, backing that claim up would make it more believable.
Anecdotally, I don’t think it’s that hard for rich people to be born and then stay rich. Especially considering all the things that money can buy that helps one make even more money. Like a better education, for example.
If you’re suggesting that it’s easy to go from being rich to being poor, I think it would be useful to find data that examines how many people born rich become poor over time, and how many people born poor stay poor over time. Like, backing that claim up would make it more believable.
Anecdotally, I don’t think it’s that hard for rich people to be born and then stay rich. Especially considering all the things that money can buy that helps one make even more money. Like a better education, for example.