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Does America have an aristocracy problem?
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Not exactly, the nepotism is more class based than family based
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You’re saying everyone having the same last names is just a coincidence
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there was a reason many ancient civilizations used to cut the balls off their bureaucrats, to stop family nepotism
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I'm saying it's more about having gone to the right schools and universities and participating in the right social circles and clubs and getting the right internships rather than specifically having the right name. The name helps and there's definitely family-based nepotism to some degree but it's not like a traditional aristocracy where blood is everything



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