Rich Man, Bad Man?
29m
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Ellis Traub
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All of our economic problems could be solved with a simple change in attitude. If those who hate the rich, think big business is an enemy, and believe that huge profits are taken at the expense of those who work for companies, were to come to their senses, we could get back on our feet again as a nation.
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