Wealth and the “R” Word
Updated: 2011-05-31 01:29:01
People with money never describe themselves as “rich”. It just isn’t done. The word “rich” has far too many negative implications.
The Rich are spoken of in conversation and the media as a remote class of people who are somehow morally suspect because they have a lot of money. However hardworking they may have been acquiring [...]

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