IS BECOMING A RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL LEADER JUST A WAY TO MAKE MONEY WITHOUT HAVING TO DO ANY REAL WORK?

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religion : IS BECOMING A RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL LEADER JUST A WAY TO MAKE MONEY WITHOUT HAVING TO DO ANY REAL WORK?

[+] ballot by _Beelzebubba
created Mon Jul 25, 05
...or do you think that most are sincere about the causes that they stand for?

It seems to me that they are always asking for money.

If you're sucessful, the pay and benefits are outstanding compared to working for a living.

Yes, it's just a business and all that matters is the bottom line
No, these people are making a sacrifice to help mankind
A little of both, though many abuse the privledge that comes with the occupation

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COMMENTS:
I believe it is most often a matter of money and power. There may be some who are true ideologues, but most have the ideology only as a means for the money & power, IMO.

by Cathexis on Mon Jul 25, 05 2:14pm [+]

Good question.

I think some might initially join a cause because they sincerely believe they can make a change for the better, but then they become contaminated by the illuson of power.

Very few seem able to resist the cesspool of money and corruption.
Most become tools.

by xxxxxxxx on Tue Jul 26, 05 2:09am [+]

It gets your spoiled children fed.

by DeathMetal_101 on Thu Jul 28, 05 6:42pm [+]

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