For The Love Of Money, I Hate Poverty!

15 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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A single-speaker spoken monologue arguing that the love of money causes many kinds of harm (examples: drug dealers, pharmaceutical companies, cigarette companies) and expressing strong personal dislike of poverty and its effects on families and individuals. The speaker repeatedly emphasizes moral condemnation of money-driven harm and states personal hatred of poverty and inconvenience.

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The love of money is the root of all type all types all kinds all manner of evil the love of money People will sell drugs to children for the love of money Pharmaceutical companies will sell drugs to the population that they know will harm them for the love of money Cigarette companies will sell tobacco the love of money is the root of all types all kinds all manner of evil I hate what it does to people I hate what it does to families I hate the arguments that it causes between husbands and wives and the arguments that it causes between children and parents and I hate the fact that there are people living in a dark living in the dark right now because they don't have money There are people living under a bridge bridge because they don't have money like at some place at some point in their life they did not hate poverty enough to beat it away from the door and I hate it that much like I really hate poverty I I hate inconvenience I hate being hassle.