“This is why all goods must have a price set on them; for then there will always be exchange and, if so, association of man with man.”
Aristotle, quoted in Nicomanchean Ethics.
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It’s obvious that this Mr. Aristotle hasn’t yet received the memo about Affirmative Action.
That’s the Nicomachean Ethics.
(Ecclesiastes 10:19) A feast is made for laughter, and wine maketh merry: but money answereth all things.
Well quoted, and another well deserved flogging of Libertarianism.
Gary Gunnels, duly noted.
Not sure what the flogging was there, Helen!