Quotes About Greed

A person's mind full of greed grows only weed and that too with a high speed even if the brainy people sow their creativity seed into his/her materialistic head.

A rise of money in proportion increases the number of frienemies who have the face of friends but the mind of enemies.

An employee who is too honest is sent to the forest to live there alone; one who is a big liar with lots of materialistic desire is hired for the higher post of the corporate jungle.

Billionaires don't want to be better in nature than one another but only filthier richer.

First they promote a most self-seeker person to a very high position and then through him/her they will promote all their products at a premium price.

Foolish people support often or always the photo bearing post of the self-seeker or most selfish individual on the social media by insanely thinking that this way they can fulfill via her/his contact or network their own vested-interest desire or wish, but those stupids do not realise that the same self-obsessed person is gonna even one day devour them as a fish or a sweet dish for self benefit or undue profit.

Life is simple , only it has been made tough for others by some people for their vested-interest.

People are of two types of breed. One who is known for their good deeds & such folks' need is very high as they care; other who is known for their greed & such persons grow like weed everywhere.

People are usually so hard of hearing that hardly anything is heard by them, but surprisingly they can easily listen even to a person's hushed word with which they can derive their individual monetary profit in this selfish world.

Poor people PLEAD usually to fulfill their basic need, lower middle income mass mostly to feed themselves with the costly food, higher middle economic class normally to lead a luxurious lifestyle and the rich only to satiate own selfishness & greed indeed.

Support a right cause, but not a person who acts like a boss of the agitation against injustice/unjust laws because no one knows when he can can change his version & protest clause under some greed/influence & and give the whole movement a toss or pause

The more a person has greed,the less he should read or watch the news else it will nurture & nourish the weed in his selfish mind to grow more and lead him on the wrong path of life to praise those who only desire but don't really need to be appreciated and ignore ones who actually heed about the welfare of the deserved people.

The more the crafty fox misguides the animals through the fake news, the more he gets the profits from the wolves.

The sole secret of becoming a filthy, monetarily rich is perhaps to think nothing but only about money and own profits all the time.

The true meaning of a person feeling lonely is not to be alone really but actually being surrounded by many people who are only after his/her wealth and money.

Two types of people usually enjoy a lot and remain mostly happy. One who has no brain and other who inflicts pain into the life of others for own materialistic gain.

Most people seek after what they do not possess and are enslaved by the very things they want to acquire.

Money corrupts so, best give it to the already corrupted.

That's the funny thing about stealing money---it always seems to be the rich people who have the most of it.

I'll never believe that money is everything.

There is no honest man! not one, that can resist the attraction of gold!

Money was intended to be used in exchange, but not to increase at interest. And this term interest, which means the birth of money from money, is applied to the breeding of money because the offspring resembles the parent. Wherefore of all modes of getting wealth this is the most unnatural.

The greatest crimes are caused by surfeit, not by want.

Of course clergymen and other paid teachers and moralists admonished us to be upright and unselfish, and for people with good incomes it was easy to condemn those living on the edge of poverty as inferior, impractical, shiftless, and lacking respect for the social code. It was easy to shout thief at the other fellow when you had no temptation to steal-I mean steal in a petty way. But stealing in a big way was often accepted as good business judgment.