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I think our point of agreement could be summed up as: "Evertything has a price and only the cheapest things can be bought for money."
by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
I think our point of agreement could be summed up as: "Evertything has a price and only the cheapest things can be bought for money."
- sapote 9y agoHmm. I think I'd agree only to the second half of that. Just considering Kennedy's examples alone there are many things that cannot be bought at any price: consider the joy of a child's play or the integrity of public officials.