Money, George Bernard Shaw
“ Lack of money is the root of all evil. - George Bernard Shaw English 한국어 Lack of money is the root of all evil. - George Bernard Shaw (1856–1950) George Bernard Shaw deliberately inverted the traditional proverb to make a provocative but realistic point: poverty, not wealth, is the primary driver of societal harm. When people suffer from a lack of money, they are stripped of their basic security and choices. This financial desperation often corners individuals into committing crimes, abandoning their morals, or making destructive decisions simply to survive. By saying this, Shaw challenges the romanticized idea that poverty is noble or that greed is the only sin. Instead, he argues that a society that tolerates systemic poverty is actively manufacturing the very "evils" it later condemns. Financial stability, in his view, is a fundamental requirement for human dignity and moral integrity. 돈이 없는 것은 모든 ...
