In this notorious movie from 1987, Michael Douglas's character
declares to a bunch of stockholders in the US that "greed is good"
"greed is where it's at"

We do of course have to reject the notion of greed being a better
core value in our folks over having concern for members of our
community on the whole wherever we come together on the basis
of merit.

Where others in our midst lack merit and yet demand or feel
entitled to a share of what is ours on some humanistically
actually dubious notion of being supposedly equal (just by the
fact of their existence - going against better notions of truest christianly merit in fairness ultimately) we are of course entitled
to say no, and that is what I say is the approach we must take on the planet, whether in regards to allocation of resources, allowances of reasonable degrees of atmospheric pollution, employment prospects and generally speaking, the fruits
of the earth, and the bounties which flow therefrom.

Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)