Why does Monopoly destroy families?

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Question: Why does Monopoly destroy families?
Position‹3 of 5›: Monopoly forces relatives to compete against each other

Competition is competition. Whether you're playing against a beloved auntie, or a professional nemesis - winning is everything. And some people are just bad losers.

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Competition creates friction
The microcosm of Monopoly is a vicious, dog-eat-dog world in which each player fends for himself. Since the game incentivizes selfishness and aggression, it breeds conflict amongst family members.