The entire quote from Hayes is:
"Abolish plutocracy if you would abolish poverty. As millionaires increase, pauperism grows. The more millionaires, the more paupers."
I am not sure why it has been remembered, but it is to the point and said by a famous person. It seems applicable today as well as 125 years ago when it was said. It is somewhat ironic since Hayes was elected in large part by plutocrats and was no pauper himself. Perhaps the irony appeals to people who quote it today.
John F. Kennedy is indirectly referring to nuclear weapons as having the power to abolish all forms of human life and the power to abolish all forms of human poverty.
B. A. Fernandez has written: 'How to abolish involuntary poverty' -- subject(s): Poor
of human life
Yes they should. All the IMF and WB do is cause poverty around the world, and ruin countries. A simplesolutionto world poverty is simple: abolish the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.William R.NCFCAdebtorpeoples:)
To contrast the best and worst of human abilities
The goal was to abolish poverty and establish racial equality. The attempt to abolish poverty did not work because it could not end the underlying reasons for poverty. It is almost impossible to change people's work attitudes or life styles. There were a lot of expensive programs but much of the money went to "administration", meaning government workers were paid for doing nothing useful. Some of the programs recorded limited benefits but had no long term effects on poverty. The drive to end racial inequality worked better than the efforts to end poverty, but again was blocked by old attitudes and customs.
To show that people have rights the government cannot take away
they wanted to fix poverty, working conditions, and slums
Oxfam strives to abolish poverty and encourages those in a position of power or wealth to heed the needs of the less fortunate. The organization's goal is to provide ways for individuals to work their way out of poverty.
The Philippines is a plutocracy. Recent surveys and studies have shown that the economic climate in the country is governed by about 20 families from the middle of the last century to the present. Considering that about 95% of Filipinos are living below the poverty level, that just proves my point.
the different kinds of poverty are income poverty, non-income poverty, relative poverty and absolute poverty.
No, the word poverty is not an adverb.The word poverty is a noun.