Greed In America

The yearn to give rather than receive is something taught at a young age. In someone's childhood, that lesson is never skipped preferentially explained correctly. Growing up and becoming selfless, putting kin before you, and supplying others around you, suddenly becomes a choice. In an ordinary Americans lifetime, a working man or women would never be able to afford giving to other countries in crisis. Not only do they have to feed and aid their own kids, but only from being human they will have a longing for luxuries. What Singer is claiming doesn’t just take away rights of being an American, but it completely decimates the american dream. The dream of working for your brand new Mercedes Benz, and your ten thousand dollar water bed because you deserved it. Since you went to work, and you earned that check. America is purely free-man country. But with freedom comes greed.

“The Formula is simple:” Singer states, not considering the fact that just finding a job in today's world is not simple.Singer is producing assumptions from a view that everyone has futile devices in their home. When in …show more content…
People here who dump their wallets into a new gadget once a month may never stop to understand the people who can barely find water to drink each given day. Singer believes every prosperous person should only keep money for the necessities in their life and nothing more. And digging into the subject, what more do we need? Augmentation of the basic needs in life is something Americans have adapted to slowly over the years. This only leads to greed, and the will of taking everything the market has to offer. Teaching this generation their blessing of living in America, and exposing them to the horrid realities of unfamiliar places, might become the foundation of a