Quotes About Money

The Communists and Socialists, those misguided liberals, must be fought against, and that takes money.

When he wrote about class, he claimed that people with a great deal of money had to be cruel and defensive, and that the poor ought to become criminals since they had to fight laws written by the rich to protect their money. He wrote that all welfare was simply a necessary bribe to keep the poor from starting a revolution. About religion, he wrote that it should be prescribed like medication.

el dinero abre todas las puertas y que ni siquiera los prejuicios raciales se le resisten

The million-dollar marital Band-Aid, never a wise idea.

People will fight for money and they'll fight when they're drafted and forced to, but they will also go to war or put themselves in danger when they find a cause—political or religious—that makes them feel valued, important and wanted.

when we were all boarding his helicopter for a trip to Atlantic City, the airlift facility refused to fuel the helicopter. One of the guys took out his own Mobil card and charged $2000 worth of gas." Donald has said, "Once you have enough to eat and live, money is about ego." To survive, he had to let others manage his affairs, which was humbling enough. Harder still was giving up the fantasy

Today there is big money for those who can stealthily invade computer networks, or construct a secure botnet, and no modern military arsenal is complete without state-of-the-art malware.

It's amazing how quickly evangelicals turn into evangellyfish with no spiritual vertebrae when they start to lose money, job security, cultural clout, or public support.

We have to learn to do more ministry with less money.

The campaign was moving cash around the country as if it were monopoly money.

The first was that it was almost impossible to get. The second, that, once you had it, it was almost impossible to keep. The third, that these laws applied only to each individual but not to anyone else. In other words, though money was impossible to get and impossible to keep, for everyone else it flowed in by the bucketful and stayed forever.

Honoré-Gabriel Riqueti, the Comte de Mirabeau, the man who had defied Louis XVI by opening the National Assembly, said, "In the final analysis, the people will judge the revolution by this fact alone—does it take more or less money? Are they better off? Do they have more work? And is that work better paid?

Mind over matter doesn't matter if you're the Mad Hatter with a weak bladder who steals money from his friends and still has to sell all his soggy Depends on eBay anyway, esé!

Leave corporate America and get a non-job as a diversity enforcement officer: that's where the big bucks are.

When the desirable jobs are spending other people's money, reporting on spending other people's money and lobbying to spend other people's money then you know that the society is f***ed.

The unhealthiness of Dependistan underlines the real problem with the modern welfare state: it's not that it's a waste of money but that it's a waste of people.

The cradle-to-grave welfare society enfeebles the citizenry to such a degree you can never generate enough money.

once you embark on a career dictated by the need for immediate cash flow, it never gets any easier to get off the treadmill.

Apparently, only Communists get to make money in Cambodia.

Chefs and restaurateurs will have to go back to their original business model: sell people food they like and make money doing it.

We all need money, but there are degrees of desperation.

Money is nothing more than a reflection of your creativity, your capacity to focus, and your ability to add value and receive back.

Money can't change who we are. All it does is magnify our true natures. If you're mean and selfish, you have more to be mean and selfish with. If you're grateful and loving, you have more to appreciate and give.

I can't afford to waste my time making money. —JEAN LOUIS AGASSIZ