Exemplification Essay: Greed Around The World

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Greed was known for so many centries, people use to be slaves and had to follower there leader and there leader love to be the best over everyone. People who had everything but wants for are Greedy. Adolf Hitler who wanted to take over the world but the Nazi’s had been stopped they were too late and was impaitent. Around the world greed becomes more aggressive and hate becomes real. Greed will never stop it will always continue.
Greed is many things for example , Donald Trump trying to reach success to President. He uses his money and power trying to get into peoples heads. Some people don’t fall for it but some also do, he tries to make him self look good but in the end he shows his true colors on the media being a racist which is also wrath.
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Floyd uses his million dollars of money to win his fights to make it seem like he is winning and always in control. Most of us don’t realise it cause we think he is the best in the league but he sets up his fights cause he gets more money winning then losing. It is always a win win situation for Floyd Money Mayweather. His paper view fights go off the charts paying him double, he never gave to charity only cared about his success and himself.

One main thing about greed is tyring to get anything you want when you want. When you go to the store and you see a little child ask for a candy bar and the parents say no and throw a huge tantrum infront of everyone, then the parents buy the chocolate, the look on the child face is happy cause he gets what he wants. You should never suck up for greed cause if you do it will go on and on like a cycle. Even grown ups do it, when they are bosses and wants stuff done how they want it. Greed is over powered in the human world.
Around the world greed and over taken people lives and misery. Even animals are greedy. People take things for granted and don’t realise other people need it. Donations takes greed away, next time don’t get mad cause you didn’t get what you want. Be happy and just be thankful you have anything at all. Greed will one day be a low profile and things will be better over

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