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@krynikz | This house believes that wealth beyond one's needs is immoral.
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"Who decides what is beyond one's need? Wealth that seems excessive to one person might be necessary for another's ambition, goals or future security. The third constructor we have is economic growth and job creation. Wealth accumulation incentivizes hard work and innovation. Successful businesses often create jobs, drive economies and improve overall living standards. And the fourth constructive is personal autonomy. Individuals have the right to decide how to use their money."
"Who decides what is beyond one's need? Wealth that seems excessive to one person might be necessary for another's ambition, goals or future security. The third constructor we have is economic growth and job creation. Wealth accumulation incentivizes hard work and innovation. Successful businesses often create jobs, drive economies and improve overall living standards. And the fourth constructive is personal autonomy. Individuals have the right to decide how to use their money."
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"Who decides what is beyond one's need? Wealth that seems excessive to one person might be necessary for another's ambition, goals or future security. The third constructor we have is economic growth and job creation. Wealth accumulation incentivizes hard work and innovation. Successful businesses often create jobs, drive economies and improve overall living standards. And the fourth constructive is personal autonomy. Individuals have the right to decide how to use their money."
"Who decides what is beyond one's need? Wealth that seems excessive to one person might be necessary for another's ambition, goals or future security. The third constructor we have is economic growth and job creation. Wealth accumulation incentivizes hard work and innovation. Successful businesses often create jobs, drive economies and improve overall living standards. And the fourth constructive is personal autonomy. Individuals have the right to decide how to use their money."