Jiang says societies avoid easy money from gambling, prostitution, human trafficking, slavery, or money laundering because immorality destroys energy, openness, cohesion, and the soul.
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Easy Money
Jiang says societies avoid easy money from gambling, prostitution, human trafficking, slavery, or money laundering because immorality destroys energy, openness, cohesion, and the soul.
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"...like Hong Kong and Dubai are so profitable and it's such easy money, why doesn't everyone do it? It's a good question, okay? And..."
"That we're striving for a higher cause. And if you're all about slavery or prostitution or gambling or money laundering, people won't feel good..."
"...I guarantee we'll make at least $500,000 a year. No risk. Easy money, okay? Number two is, I want to start a website that's..."
"...for him. He was promoting empire in order to maintain the easy money flow into Athens. Empire is important because remember, Athens has a..."
"...remember that America is now addicted to empire. Because empire represents easy money. All money has to be channeled through the U.S. And so..."
"...them a lot of money. And they become addicted to the easy money of empire. Okay? So, they want to fight this war. So,..."
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