The social system arranged so incumbents' children inherit success while others are structurally blocked.
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rigged game
The social system arranged so incumbents' children inherit success while others are structurally blocked.
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"Game reset. This is what a revolution is. Okay? So another way of saying this is that 100 people are playing a game, 10..."
"And that's why the school, that's why the schools are the way they are. Okay? Schools for the rich are very different from, very..."
"...you if you go to the united states it's really a rigged game against you right the most that you can hope to obtain..."
"...got outstanding for every other job. All right? So it's a rigged game. Same thing with hospitals. The brown is the growth in doctors...."
"They're both Yale Skull and Bones. Okay? So it's a rigged game. Barack Obama, okay? Barack Obama, Columbia, went to Harvard Law School, but..."
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