Ron Brackin Quotes

Capitalism - Trade And Industry Controlled By People Instead Of A State - Is A Fine Notion. Sadly, It Has Devolved Into A Culture In Which Tradesmen And Industrialists Lie, Cheat, And Sacrifice Themselves And Others For Money To Buy Stuff That Doesn't Work, Doesn't Last, And Doesn't Matter. And After They're Dead, Their Lives Haven't Mattered. Even If They Built A City, Others Will Tear It Down One Day To Build A Park. Successful Capitalists Invest Themselves In The Lives Of Others.

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