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“For those that have recognized that suicide is a better option than a lifetime of sickness, disability, extreme poverty, and never ending treatments from an incompetent corporate controlled medical profession, you are to be congratulated on your good judgment.”

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“Money is like a sixth sense without which you cannot make a complete use of the other five. You will hear people say that poverty is the best spur to the artist. They have never felt the iron of it in their flesh. They do not know how mean it makes you. It exposes you to endless humiliation, it cuts your wings, it eats into your soul like a cancer.... I pity with all my heart the artist, whether he writes or paints, who is entirely dependent for subsistence upon his art.”

Art Artist Money Poverty

Author:Maugham W. Somerset

“The USA has created a system of extreme poverty for the permanently disabled by allowing social security and workers compensation to deny the majority of occupational disease claims.”

Social Poverty Security Workers Usa Osha Compensation Disabled Occupational Permanently

Author:Steven Magee

“This is the secret of wealth; find the starving and destitute, pay them half a crown, and make them produce five shillings worth in the day, amass a fortune by these means, and then increase it by some lucky hit, made with the help of the State.”

Wealth Poverty Capitalism Socialism Communism Anarchism

Book:The Conquest of Bread

Source: The Conquest of Bread

“A poor man in good heath is richer than a rich man in poor health.”

Philosophy Wealth Poverty

Author:Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

“A poor man in good health is richer than a rich man in poor health.”

Philosophy Wealth Poverty

Author:Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

“The poor of the country feel that they are given weightage by the political parties because they need their votes and election being the day when they bathe and dress up better because it's their day when they are given importance by High-end people.”

Politics Poor Poverty Democracy Voting Elections Democracy Voting Electionomics Indian Elections Vivek Narayan Sharma

Book:Electionomics

Source: Electionomics

“As you go about your daily life, you will encounter many lemons. Sour expressions, sour attitudes, sour auras! The good thing is that if you don't want to be a lemon, you don't have to be! Just don't let those lemons rub themselves all over you! And you don't even have to save them! Let lemons be lemons! One of the most important things that I have ever learned, is that I don't have to save people.”

People Inspirational Quotes Inspirational Life Life And Living Inspirational Attitude Lemons Self Preservation Dealing With People Saving People Sour Attitudes

Author:C. JoyBell C.

“It is beginning to dawn on the world of compassion that the root causes of poverty can be addressed effectively only through development, not through one-way giving.”

Wealth Compassion Poverty Charity Altruism Economic Development

Book:Charity Detox: What Charity Would Look Like If We Cared About Results

Source: Charity Detox: What Charity Would Look Like If We Cared About Results

“I have begun to publicly declare that the only thing that will enable the poor to emerge from poverty is a decent job. And the primary creators of decent jobs are businesspeople who believe deeply in the free-enterprise system.”

Business Compassion Poverty Capitalism Charity Altruism

Book:Charity Detox: What Charity Would Look Like If We Cared About Results

Source: Charity Detox: What Charity Would Look Like If We Cared About Results

“But in spite of its bent toward self-interest, even with its excesses and inequalities, capitalism has a historic opportunity to create shared wealth that can benefit every person on the globe. I am convinced that our best hope for moving the poverty needle toward financial wellness once and for all lies with the best practices of the free market.”

Wealth Business Poverty Capitalism Charity Altruism Free Market

Author:Robert D. Lupton