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- Don't do that good. More was spent on the press and television. What are the donations for these people? They tip more. With this money, you can save a person's life.
- Yes. Why?
- You are sick in your soul. You just can't be saved. You have no faith.

Who would have known a Good Samaritan if he had only good intentions? But no, he had money too!

My life is sheer charity, but when tell me, should I live for myself?

Today I am a pensioner in terms of status and age. A pensioner who, due to the subjective circumstances of his biography, can afford to engage in those matters, the purpose of which is to give people pleasure, to give beauty, to help them achieve sports results, to discover something new in science.

The most important thing in your charity is your clear conscience. Because even in front of the eternity that awaits us all, this is still correct.

With age, I want to be more of a philanthropist, because the haphazard occupation of making money is not interesting for intellectual development.

I've been fortunate to succeed in business, and I think it's right for people who have that kind of fortune to give something back to society.

Patronage in the Renaissance was considered to be a responsible business. Benefactors have supported artists believed them and never allow myself to interfere directly in the creative process of the artists. I myself profess the same principles in cooperation with prominent cultural figures

I was always wondering, what would your family think of me? And the last thing I wanted was some kind of charity.
- Come on, we're family. You are my brother, my blood. And Patrick and Izzy too your family what charity in your family?

Charity and peaceful payment of taxes is not entirely a financial issue. First and foremost, this is a moral issue.

Let us recognize that no country in the world will not abandon the technological advantages for charity.

I read in Straits Times that, according to surveys, nine out of ten citizens believe the government is obligated to provide the poor, and almost half of respondents believe that the government is not doing enough. This is the easiest way to lose self - driving force on the path to good results. But many Singaporeans believe that the government can afford it. It's a trap, which hit the developed countries in the period of the highest development level of the economy: confidence that they can afford the most extensive charity.

Better to let the business people run a business fairly than give part of profits to charity.