Hoarding is evil; saving is virtuous.
I detect a sense of humor in that tongue-in-check statement.
Funny how the idea of "good & evil" can get be turned on it head.
Example #1: People with poor credit buy houses they can't afford.
We have been told that "evil" caused the financial crisis.
Example #2: Bankers demand Congress provide $24 trillion in bail-out funds.
We have been told that is "good" for the economy.
Example $3: Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says firm is doing 'God's work'
Now that last one should make you laugh out loud. Talk about seeing good
and evil from a distorted perspective. Maybe Lloyd is referring to when his firm
stole $93 billion from Colonel Muammar Gadhafi. Maybe it is "good" to take from
those who do "evil" -- maybe that is his idea of doing God's work!
Yes, I'm beginning to see it now!
International Banks like Goldman Sachs have been about God's work as they
rape the PIGS (siphon billions of dollars from the weakest EU economies,
Portugal, Italy, Greece, Spain). Yes, it may be cheating and stealing
through monopoly, greed, deceit, and lies, but hey--it all good.
After all, a little austerity is good for the soul, it builds good moral character!
So in the end, you find that Satan is actually employed by God and the
so-called "evil" he does is really part of God's plan to help humanity.
Yes, it is perfectly clear!
