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  • tacosanonymous@lemm.eeEnglish
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    2 months ago

    Maybe he didn’t say it as eloquently as he could but I’d argue there were time constraints and he didn’t necessarily prepare for all questions.

    The point is that he’s right. There is a system in place that is grossly advantageous toward generational wealth. We can teach kids that hard work can pay off but we need to teach them to be realistic. We need to fight to change the system so that their merits will be rewarded.

    I feel anyone who is overly critical of how he made his point is complacent in upholding the terrible system. Whether they’re doing it consciously or not, it’s problematic.