Along with Newer is Best, Money makes Right is another commonplace fallacy. We have at least two probable illogical underpinnings supporting the present structure.
In post-industrial society, the accumulation of money dominates our lives. Are we moderns trained to evaluate the correctness of our behaviour by virtue of the wealth we may accumulate?
Some novelty license plates sold in years past bore the sentence "If you're so smart, how come you ain't rich?"
http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/its-immoral-but-the-money-makes-it-right-says-botnet-operator-jeanson-ancheta-now-it-makes-it-time-in-the-slammer
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/dec2002/frie-d03.shtml
In post-industrial society, the accumulation of money dominates our lives. Are we moderns trained to evaluate the correctness of our behaviour by virtue of the wealth we may accumulate?
Some novelty license plates sold in years past bore the sentence "If you're so smart, how come you ain't rich?"
Jeanson James Ancheta, the BotNet operator being called the Bot Herder once explained to someone that Its immoral, but the money makes it right.
http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/its-immoral-but-the-money-makes-it-right-says-botnet-operator-jeanson-ancheta-now-it-makes-it-time-in-the-slammer
Friedmans absurd invocation of a quest for freedom is an attempt to provide moral trappings to a US plan to conquer Iraq, occupy the country and expropriate its oil wealth.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/dec2002/frie-d03.shtml