No. Greed ALWAYS brings destruction.
Thanks ABC for today’s lecture on the evils of Capitalism. I’m sure Karl Marx would be delighted. It’s always reassuring to know our national broadcaster is there using public funds to guide us on the path of true Socialism. Your Greens, ALP and union paymasters will be pleased
Excuse me ...
The greediest person i ever met was a seventh day Adventist and he was my ex boss. He'd go into fits of rage.
Real Socialism has never really been tried. How very ABC.
Ask the Banks. They print money out of thin air with no backing whatsoever then sell it with interest to governments who steal it from us through taxes and inflation. We the People just want to have a family and live a good life.
GREED is what got to the edge of this cliff!
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