Well, I rather see and read Bill Waterson's naive point of view than this bitter (sourly bitter) reply. And Waterson is not alone at what he said (hey, Neil Gaiman gave a similar speech in 2012 for art students). But more important: Not Waterson nor Gaiman say money is evil, they express that there's a lot more important thing in life to it. Can you argue with that?
What ever happened to content of character and not color of skin? I say no more racial profiling of any kind, and that includes asking people about their ethnicity.
But more important: Not Waterson nor Gaiman say money is evil, they express that there's a lot more important thing in life to it.
Can you argue with that?