[thinktwice]

Which is better in your mind - spending your next $1000 on that new audio system you really want, or using it to help someone truly in need (like a starving kid in Africa)?

Why do you ask; could it be that you want to judge my ethics?

The best moral aspect about how I spend my next $1000 is that I earned the $1000, and the second best moral story will be about my righteous indignation over any moral judgement you may have about how it's spent.

[yendu bwam]

Which is better in your mind - spending your next $1000 on that new audio system you really want, or using it to help someone truly in need (like a starving kid in Africa)?

Why do you ask; could it be that you want to judge my ethics? The best moral aspect about how I spend my next $1000 is that I earned the $1000, and the second best moral story will be about my righteous indignation over any moral judgement you may have about how it's spent.

I ask, because I want you to think about something. Clearly, you haven't. Why don't you just answer the question? Which, according to you is better? (Yes, and I know you earned the $1000!)