Originally posted by Paprika
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You decided to jump on the "avarice" bandwagon with your comment out of the blue. The conversation was about whether a business owner had a right to maximize his profit or was it automatically considered "avarice" and he should be limited on his profits. So you commented on how you could tell someone was greedy by what they owned. Which prompted me to mention that God used rich people in the bible, such as Abraham, David, etc, who owned quite a bit more than the average person at the time, and they didn't just give it away and it was not considered avarice. And even today the Catholic church owns quite a few rich things, like gold scepters, thrones, gilded altars, etc. And most people (especially catholics like Sparticus) would not consider that avarice.
Yet when I bring that up, you play stupid all of a sudden and say "what's that got to do with me? I never said anything about that, blah blah blah"
So if you are going to make comments, at least know what you are commenting on and own your comments.
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