family is overrated
inheritance is the worst

I'm looking for a third thing to say that doesn't look obvious.

And I mean, I do like my family. I think I was pretty lucky, even if it isn't perfect. I like most people in it, most of the time.

But it's not because they are my family. It's because they are agreeable people. Good people even. Most of them anyway.

Family is important because it's the social environment you grow up with. I really don't think it should be celebrated like it is in our society. (or societies? Is there a society that doesn't do this? )

Family is a tool for control and a strange way of reaching immortality via legacy. Screw that.

It's control because you can make family accountable for the action of one of its member. So the family itself will make sure every member behave.

it's also the way people expect to make their "empire" survive them. They want you to success at what they did, they want you to raise children because they want their family to survive. It's not necessarily bad, but it is when the will of the child isn't respected.

And the worst part is family is always a figure of authority. So the weight of its will is always heavy.

And so inheritance is the worst thing because it enable some family to accumulate wealth and power at the expense of every one else.

Inheritance is the reason Trump exist. At all.

Inheritance is the reason for kings.
It's the reason the Hundred Years' War happened at all.
Its the reason for Charlemagne's kingdom split.

I'm really close to the Godwin point but lets just not go there...