No socioeconomic group has a monopoly on values; there are saints and jerks in every group. But I have noticed some of the most pernicious ideas come out of the mouths of some of the most well dressed people, and some of the greatest wisdom from those who have absolutely nothing.

Oct 18, 2020 · 4:25 AM UTC

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I have found that well dressed people often have nothing. And that people who look like they have nothing, actually do. Ref: Millionaire Next Door (Stanley)
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I only see two classes here.
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Money, power, connections ... those in themselves can't create Love ... Love is when you're willing to sacrifice for someone else.
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The “meek” (modern translation: not bullies) shall inherit the Earth 🌎
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So true!
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Aerosmith LoL Half my life Is books, written pages Live and learn from fools and From sages You know it's true, oh All the things come back to you Sing with me, sing for the year
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Trump was a well-dressed bankrupt person lol
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Hard disagree. Rich folks are assholes. There are exceptions.
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Some people are so focused on accumulating great wealth. It's almost like an addiction. The more they get the more they need. It becomes all consuming. People that don't have much tend to give themselves. A helping hand, a shoulder to cry on, ears that listen and their heart. ❤️
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