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Originally posted by CET
I don't know, the book wasn't written about them. The line the author decided to draw in order to call someone "wealthy" was a net worth of over $10 million. He could have made it $9 million, or $25 million, but he didn't. I think he chose that number because most everyone would agree that someone with that net worth is most likely wealthy.
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What about those that are simply middle-class at $40k and their children that "inherit" nice safe communities, clean streets, clothes, food. They don't earn that, they're given that.
That's a disctinct advantage. I know, because I had all those things and I knew people that didn't.
However, I won't make excuses for lazy people who don't want to learn and have no willpower to try and change their situation.