Golden
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Most people whos parents 'set them up on the right platform' don't directly go down pre-measured plans their parents made, like taking on the family business. It's usually more fluid and indirect, like bein able to contact a family friend who can put in a good word on a job you wanna get, or getting the right reference you need for a college admission. Or, a big one: access to a mentor in the path u wanna go down.I think he would have to start from ground zero and what I mean, he would have to setup his own empire instead of building off his parent's empire.
He would have to absorb his own resources/knowledge to start and create his own world, instead of maybe using some of his parents resources and outlets to help aid him setup his own world/lane.
He wouldn't be building/jumping off the steps that his parents would have created, he would be starting from the ground level trying to build his own steps.
Thoughts?
Most of it relies on tapping into networks. Even with parents who aren't hustling, they might not have access to profitable social networks off the bat like that. U can set them up to achieve greatness, give them tools like education n training, but that doesn't guarantee that they won't be starting from the ground up. Social mobility isn't a straight forward pursuit.
ideally. can/will every parent put aside however many tens or hundreds of thousands are needed, prior to conception, for their child to achieve their dreams? unrealistic, as much as i would like it to be true.Yea, we was just speaking hypo about his situation.
What you stated, do you feel his parents should have had some resources/savings/outlet for Biggie when he reached that age to help aid him to become a comedian or sales man?
Poor people r gonna have kids fam.
Upset? Idk. My emotional reaction is yes but again, being realistic, that wld be like blaming a poor person for being poor instead of being mad @ the cause of poverty. Frustration with the symptoms instead of the cause.Should a kid be upset at a parent if that parent dies and doesn't leave anything behind?
Black folks (some) have a habit of leaving nothing behind but bills and outside kids Lol
unless the poverty is news to the kid, I'd imagine they wldn't be anticipating an inheritance in most cases. it's likely that they're aware they are poor.Why you state that the poor kid shouldn't expect it?
Should it be on the parent to wanna leave something behind to help aid the poor kid other than debt maybe when their gone?
Wouldn't that be putting/keeping that poor kid in the same box as his poor parent?
again, poor ppl r gonna have kids.
Spinoff question: shld society/the government/public institutions then provide the opportunities for kids from disadvantaged households?