“In spite of the close relationship between wealth and poverty in all neoliberal capitalist countries, the rich are usually not prepared to acknowledge that they are rich because the majority is poor. The rich usually live in denial about the casual relationship between wealth and poverty. They don't like to be the flipside of the poor. The rich are always very self-assured, very complacent and very arrogant about their wealth. They are always of the opinion that what belongs to them does so because of their merit, inventiveness, and perseverance, and that nobody - but nobody - has the right to take it from them.” Political EconomySouth African AuthorSampie TerreblancheLost In Transfromation Book:Lost in Transformation: South Africa's Search for a New Future Since 1986 Source: Lost in Transformation: South Africa's Search for a New Future Since 1986