Why is it money determines the statute of a man and not his/her nobility?

Question

Not in all cases, but more than less.

And not just money, but race and religion? Sometimes gender?

Nobility meaning morality

Why is a persons conduct based upon money and not morality?

Bow down to me: The statute of a man are the laws he/she lives by. Most peoples laws for themselves revolve around how much money or power they have and those are the laws for that individual. While the laws of a righteous man has nothing to do with funds, but morality. This question must be seen from a different perspective. Just like the world.

Answer 1

What do you mean by nobility? As in noble bloodline, royalty, and the like? I hope you are not implying that the measure of a person is what bloodline they are born into.

Ahhh cool, just had to clarify. It is sad that a person's true character isn't what defines him or her in our word. I think it does to some people but unfortunately those people are in the minority. It is getting better I believe. Unfortunately, it probably will take another century or two before the majority of people realize this.

Answer 2

Do you mean "status"? "Statute" means law or regulation.

Money can influence status because in general a person with lots of money tends to be successful at some sort of business venture. Not always, of course, but more often than not, at least.

Gender influences status because, more often than not, leaders are usually expected to be male more than female. It's a generalization, don't foam at the mouth if you disagree, please.

Answer 3

I think you meant 'status'.