John Lennon: Guilty & Wanted to Be Rich

John Lennon Money Quote saying he was always interested in wealth, even though he propounded socialism in his lyrics. But he felt it was rooted in money guilt. John Lennon said:
 

 

“I worked for money and I wanted to be rich. So what the hell — if that’s a paradox, then I’m a socialist. But I am not anything. What I used to be is guilty about money. That’s why I lost it, either by giving it away or by allowing myself to be screwed by so-called managers” — John Lennon

Birthday October 9, 1940 – Died 1980 (assassinated) in New York

Christopher Dawson: Wealth & Happiness

Christopher Dawson Money Quote saying we’ve allowed the equivalency of wealth & happiness to dominate our democratic society and guide policy decisions. Christopher Dawson said:
 

 

“The great fault of modern democracy — a fault that is common to the capitalist and the socialist — is that it accepts economic wealth as the end of society and the standard of personal happiness” — Christoper Dawson

Newt Gingrich on Private Bribery

Newt Gingrich @newtgingrich Money #Quote paraphrased ‘you can’t buy congressional votes with political donations from industry, you commie’. Newt Gingrich said:
 

 

“The idea that a congressman would be tainted by accepting money from private industry or private sources is essentially a socialist argument” — Newt Gingrich

 
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Winston Churchill Political Profits

Winston Churchill Money Quotation saying losing money is a larger problem than the vice of making profit. Winston Churchill said:
 

 

“It is a socialist idea that making profits is a vice; I consider the real vice is making losses” — Winston Churchill