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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am not surprised that people can have a home, international travel, etc and still have money for a country club.  I am just shocked that you would spend $100k on a country club, of all things.  Imagine all you could do with that money by scaling back just a tiiiiiny bit. [/quote]
This. It's hard to even fathom anyone spending that kind of money so frivolously when some of us don't even have a house to live in.  [/quote]

It is their money and they can spend it how they wish.  A few people have $50,000 watches, you can tell time just as well on a $1,000 watch, but it's their money and they can spend $100,000 on a watch, country club membership, whatever.  Some people don't have a car and some people drive cars that cost more than $75,000.  Again, it is their money.  There is not obligation, moral or legal, for the very rich to buy a house or car for anyone else.  There is a moral obligation to give to charity but no legal obligation.

Frankly, I enjoy seeing the very rich enjoying themselves as it gives me a better perspective on my own life.  I can't have their life style but I like my life and I am happy.[/quote]

Again, no one is telling them they CAN’T. People are expressing, and will continue to express, their opinions that their choice to do is bizarre and not in keeping with the teachings of Christianity (real Christianity, not MAGA megachurch Jesus).[/quote]

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