Carnegie and Roosevelt

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that charity is useless. He thinks that giving your money away to people that are slothful, drunken, and unworthy.
Theodore Roosevelt has a very different approach on the wealthy man’s money. His view is that the wealthy people of the world should give to those in need. A man that feels like he is king, and can do anything is not a help in society. They then feel as though they can dominate the social, industrial, and political world. This then in turn, makes them the enemy in Theodore’s eyes. One word that Theodore uses many times is “children”. He tries to get his point across through children. We are to protect the welfare of our children’s children. He tends to repeat himself in many different ways just saying how much the welfare of our children’s children is ...

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