Well, that's fair.  Charity is always good.  Money and morality don't have to be mutually exclusive.  It's just that before some jerk invented the idea of comparative value of material goods, human beings primarily existed by charity.  Morality was a given, and money was not needed.  Mutual interdependence.  And life was good.  There is nothing to steal when no one really owns anything.  And there is nothing to lose when people recognize that life is a flowing impermanent thing anywayour lives are on loan to us from the universe.  Nothing to hang on to, no need for property.  Now we live in an age where anything can be turned into a commodity, and most wealth is controlled by a few.  So, how can we be free when our lives revolve around money?