how an honest man get prosperity ,when there is a famous quote that "behind every prosperity there is a crime'
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behind every successful man there is a woman....but still men get successful.....!! nuff said!
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Corruption is a way of life.  It goes back to the first time someone needed a favor.  Try not to get caught, don't take advantage of the mentally challenged and uhhh...remember to eat your vegetables.
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In Italy where I live we say that "money does not make happiness" and this is true. Rich people usually are selfish and they think that everything is due to them because they pay. They are ready to corrupt people and even to kill, if necessary for their scope. It is much better to be rich inside, rich in our soul and spirit than just rich with money. When you are ready to give all yourself without asking anything in exchange, then you can affirm that you are spiritually rich in the deepest of yourself. Even Jesus Christ in the Gospel (sorry if the translation may not be good but English is not my mother tongue) said that it will be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than a rich person to go to heaven. There is so much more satisfaction in being poor but helpful to others than rich and trying to buy that love than you cannot obtain in a natural way and that in any case will not give you any satisfaction when obtained without good feelings.
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Hey!  The best way to deal with crime is to give Mike a job!\n\nBTW, love the schlevyhat!
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For such a general question, I will begin with a general answer, and rather good quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson:\n\n"  To Have Succeeded   "\n \nTo laugh often and love much;\nTo win the respect of intelligent people\nAnd the affection of children;\nTo earn the approbation of honest critics\nAnd endure the betrayal of false friends;\nTo appreciate beauty;\nTo find the best in others;\nTo give one’s self;\nTo leave the world a little better,\nWhether by a healthy child,\nA garden patch,\nOr a redeemed social condition;\nTo have played and laughed with enthusiasm\nAnd sung with exultation;\nTo know even one life has breathed easier\nBecause you have lived…\nThis is to have succeeded.\n \n                Ralph Waldo Emerson\n\nI think it is doing more and achieving more for yourself and others than is expected. Or having worthy goals and being able to achive them. Success is discovering your incredible potential.\n\nThe word “Success” by itself is too broad of a subject to pinpoint. Like the word “Truth,” it involves relationships with other things. Presumably, the question involves success in one’s life, but which aspect? If you nail down the relationship, then a specific answer is possible. If you are asking about monetary success, then it’s all about money, but if you’re talking about spiritual success, then it has nothing to do with money. \n\nDefine your question better, and you will get a better answer. This is because success concerns itself with the proper function of things, their purpose, and the correct interaction with, and use of things. We can discard the use of the word as a synonym for happiness, which is a Western reduction of an abstract concept to a sensual level. Even if you asked "What is the measuring stick of success?" you would still have to ask "In relation to what?" or "What purpose?"
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The phrase was coined by former Chicago Mob Boss/politician extraordinare King Mike MacDonald,  He was talking some investors into building another illegal million dollar gambling house Downtown right next to one they just built that was doing very well.  Investors worried about lack of biz and he responded with "There is a sucker born every minute".  He never gambled.
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Money is the root of evil. But no one can survive without money. And without money happiness is hard to find. Really.
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"Money, Power, and Corruption"\n\nThe moral would be: "Never let a maniac take charge of your country"
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Crime is assumed to be due to an uneven distribution of wealth.
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Depends on the crime. and your first sentence has nothing to do with the rest of the question. In the rest you say "they know" they will be punished.\n\nIf you had no job skills, had to drop out of school, oe even if you didn't but had a readily available supply of a product in which you can make more than most exectives, would a couple years in jail deter you.\n\nIf you were hooked on a drug and the only way to support your habit was selling drugs or prostitution what would you do.\n\nIf you had a habit and you needed to support it, would you pick buying the dope or robbing a house.\n\nMany people do it when they know they will probably die, and many want to.\n\nAs long as their is poverty there will be drugs and prostitution. Actually the biggest users of cocaine are the rich. Why don't you think the threat of losing there job, family and everything they own doesn't deter them.\n\nMany crimes are crimes of passion. No one thought about what they were doing before they did it. recidivism for these type crimes are very low.\n\nIf you are poor and you have children and you don't make enough to live, are you going to steal, lie, or let your kid starve. That isn't much of a choice.\n\nWhite collar people commit bigger crimes than poor people, like Boeing, but the government is not going to touch them and the biggest thing that happens is a slap on the wrist.\n\nHow to deter it depends on the crime. Eliminate poverty, make some drugs legal, and throw the book at people who commit white collar crime instead of letting them get away with it.\n\nThe other problem is who does the crime. If you are Bush, the records are sealed when they arrange to get you out of a cocaine bust, or Kennedy who was prosecuted, but essentially walked away from what could be a negligent homicide, or Rush Limbaaugh walks away from prescription drug abuse of a narcotic, oxcodon. What message does that send to the rich? Think you could make a deal if you were poor. You would be in jail so fast.\n\nLook at Bush and his insider trading, and the rest of the Bush family who stole millions during the S & L scandal which we paid back 2.1 TRILLION dollars. Their penalty? NADA!\n\nI don't think there is a quick answer, especially the way the criminal and court system are set up. \n\nIf the law was really blind, which it isn't, perhaps a lot of crime would stop.
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That verse describes how difficult it is for rich men to turn AWAY from the worship of money - you cannot have two masters, you cannot have God and money as your masters. You can only have one master:\n\nMatthew 6:24 - "No one can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and Money."\n\nThe thing is, back then, the reason men got rich is because they store up treasures on earth for themselves instead of storing up treasures in Heaven for themselves. If you put the money into use in order to expand the kingdom of God, then you are accumulating treasures in Heaven for yourself. If you deliberately keep back the money so to use it for your own luxury, your own comfort, then you show who you worship.\n\nYou can be rich from a high rate of income, but you should not be rich from hoarding treasures for yourself on earth.
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At some point, every man will come to understand that  it's futile to try to copy other peoples' work or envy them.  He must accept himself as he really is, and understand that nothing good will ever come to him in life unless he works for it.\nTrust yourself completely, the purpose of your life and in your fate that God has arranged for you, your role in society and in the company of your friends, and believe it was all put there for a reason. Great men have always had this childlike trust in themselves and their fate.  This trust and purposefulness is at the core of their being and so genius works through them.
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actually it would do us all good to remember where our prosperity comes from
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Man - honest - will take anything.
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Truth is within. You can only get it from that source.
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It's a quote by "Rich Dad" in the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki.  I don't have the exact page number but it's within the first 10% of the book as an intro to why he wrote the book in the first place.