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So your parents weren't wealthy but you have done well for yourself. Aren't you undermining your own argument?
Having poor parents isn't a barrier to achieving success. If you go to school/further education, develop skills that people are willing to pay for, have good personal habits such as - conscientiousness, networking, team player, calculated risk taking etc then chances are you will do well in life.
The government has a role to play. For example, it could state that government funding for each private school is contingent on a certain number of full scholarships being awarded to smart and motivated kids from low-income families.
Possibly. What's my argument?
I don't really disagree with anything you said, I was just trying to make a funny (obviously not very well, based on the replies!).