The only point I was (sarcastically) making is that Trump's supporters frequently state he's "a great business man", seeming to largely ignore two rather important issues. The first of which is that he came from a highly privileged background, which yes, in fact, does make it much much easier to succeed. More importantly though, is the second point which is that Donald Trump has made a career out of ripping people off, and there is a long trail of bankruptcies, lawsuits, unpaid workers, and stiffed contractors in his wake as proof. Trump University is just the tip of the iceberg. Donald Trump has indeed amassed quite a fortune, but his principle tactic is patent dishonesty. This does not make a "good business man", it just makes him a sociopath. There are also numerous wealthy individuals who have pointed out that a truly good business man could have amassed a much more impressive portfolio that he has, given what he started with, simply by investing.