2 My ironic passages about wealth

Now you can order a paperback collection of my sneers "Into one line. Mocking passages. Favorites," on Amazon (Nizovtsev Yury), as well as the two collections of my most significant and popular articles - "Word and Deed" and "New Approach to the Basic Concepts and Laws of Social Development," in in the paper format.



2 My ironic passages about wealth.


Everything has a price, merchants believe, overestimating themselves.

Is wealth created by theft?
The question is not that, but that not everyone is able to steal and not get caught.

Wealthy aborigines in vain believe that they have taken place.

Which is better - to buy a palace or a yacht?
It is best to buy such palace so that you can float there on own yacht.

Fraudsters differ from monkeys only in that they learned to steal also what lies well.

If wealth is falling on your head, it would be nice to evade it in time.

All bourgeois, of course, gads, but without them there would be no thrill of revolutions.