Poverty leads to subhumanoid attrition of human body and spirit. Ecstasy and ethic are essentially human traits, of a transcendental kind at that. The romantics who seek bliss in Poverty chase a mirage, and those who claim to have found it, coin a false myth. The best proof of the above assertions lies in the undeniable fact that the poverty-stricken would any day opt for an exchange of their lives of penury for existence of blatant consumerism and affluence. That concludes all arguments.
Poverty is a curse, a sin, a blasphemy and an indictment of the whole spectrum of humankind.
Those who profess to see ethic or ecstasy in Poverty deserve neither consideration, nor quarter. An Agonizing Appraisal. Norio Fujiki and Darryl R.J.Macer. Christchurch NZ, Eubios Ethics Institute. One answer .