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Soooo.....rather than claiming that money, or the love of it, as resulting in evil.....it's collectivism, big government, Leftist/totalitarian governance, that turns out to be the culprit.
7. The iniquities of Leftism are well known…..
…yet many still give their political support to views that end in poverty, dictatorships, oppression….and slaughter.
In any case….it is certainly not money that causes the 'evil' above.
"Those who propagate anti-business ideology … seek to lead their respective countries toward socialism, which is a form of government that destroys freedom and plunges millions into poverty -unless you are close to the top comrades.
Finally, we must consider that businessmen and entrepreneurs are an extremely valuable resource because: (1) they take risks that nobody is willing -or prepared- to assume; (2) they accumulate and multiply capital to deal with these risks; (3) they creatively and innovatively resolve problems; (4) they provide products and services that the government is unable to offer in an efficient, acceptable, and timely manner; (5) they create millions of jobs; (6) pay taxes, and last but not least, (7) generate wealth.
Tackling poverty is no small task, but a good start is to create more successful companies that create jobs and well-being for families, as opposed to senseless public policies that destroy prosperity."
Is Wealth Evil? | HuffPost
7. The iniquities of Leftism are well known…..
…yet many still give their political support to views that end in poverty, dictatorships, oppression….and slaughter.
In any case….it is certainly not money that causes the 'evil' above.
"Those who propagate anti-business ideology … seek to lead their respective countries toward socialism, which is a form of government that destroys freedom and plunges millions into poverty -unless you are close to the top comrades.
Finally, we must consider that businessmen and entrepreneurs are an extremely valuable resource because: (1) they take risks that nobody is willing -or prepared- to assume; (2) they accumulate and multiply capital to deal with these risks; (3) they creatively and innovatively resolve problems; (4) they provide products and services that the government is unable to offer in an efficient, acceptable, and timely manner; (5) they create millions of jobs; (6) pay taxes, and last but not least, (7) generate wealth.
Tackling poverty is no small task, but a good start is to create more successful companies that create jobs and well-being for families, as opposed to senseless public policies that destroy prosperity."
Is Wealth Evil? | HuffPost