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CMV: The most unfair advantage a person can have is their parents.

Parents help or hurt their children’s future. A rich or educated parent can give their children benefits of their money or knowledge while poor or uneducated can do neither.  

Mark Zuckerberg and Kylie Jenner are examples of this advantage. 

Mark Zuckerberg’s father taught him Atari BASIC programming and later hired a tutor to advance his skills. Mark then went to Harvard and we all know the rest of this story. Had Mark’s father not understood computer programming (which was a specialty skill in the 1990s) or the money to hire a tutor would Mark have created Facebook? While that question cannot be answered it is certain that Mark had advantage of an educated father to identify and future his abilities.

Kris Jenner capitalized on the attention of a sex tape of her daughter Kim and an R&B singer. Kris then orchestrated a conglomerate of shows, products and promotions to bring the family into prominence. Kylie was a child when this began. Kris financed plastic surgeries to create a look that would sell. Kylie rode the coattails of her sisters, who were also created by Kris. She did not create or earn her business on her own. Yet she is close to passing Zuckerberg to become youngest billionaire in history.
gpt
I'd argue that being born in a developed country is a far greater advantage than being born to good parents. If your country doesn't have good infrastructure, housing, jobs, healthcare or food,  you can have amazing parents, but you'll still struggle to make it. Just take a look at the numerous underdeveloped African countries for examples.

On the other hand, if you're born to bad parents in a developed country, you have a much greater chance of making it. You have social services, food banks, free healthcare, adoption processes etc.