Do you think personal and moral values are one thing money can't buy?

Question

Do you think personal and moral values are one thing money can't buy?

Answer 1

How much do you want for mine?

Answer 2

Money can purchase other peoples values.

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what are you talking about???

Of course you can legislate values.  That is what laws do.

You value life, you legislate against murder

You value property, you legislate against theft

etc etc

Answer 3

A questionable question, money couple with desperation...

Answer 4

I suppose it depends on what type of character you have.

Answer 5

Answering you I agree 100% and those are not the only two things that cannot be bought. You cant buy true love and a family. You can not buy Honor and self respect or respect from others.

Who you are and behave and act says a lot more about a person than their wallet. Id rather be rich with knowledge and compassion than with money if given only one of the two choices.

Answer 6

everyone has a price

Answer 7

Sorta sounds like two things, but I agree they can't be bought.

Answer 8

There are a lot of things money can't buy.  All the stuff that matters can't be bought.

Answer 9

You can't legislate them, either, but it doesn't keep people from trying.

Answer 10

And it cannot buy peace and joy either.

Answer 11

depends on who's values are you trying to buy i wouldn't think the popes are for sale?  or some religious fanatic ? but one should never underestimate the purchasing power of the almighty buck

Answer 12

Yes. I think great leaders realize there ARE more important things than the almighty dollar...Does anyone remember or care if Abraham Lincoln balanced the Federal Budget?

HEROES are seldom known for their monetary skills:  http://www.homeofheroes.com/hallofheroes...   Scroll down the page and click on Superman.

DO NOT forget true love and homegrown tomatoes...

Answer 13

I think that personal and moral values are corrupt. The focus for a Christian like me is what God values. That is what matters to me.