The phrase "The public be damned" is famously attributed to railroad magnate William H. Vanderbilt. He reportedly expressed this sentiment in the context of prioritizing profit and business interests over public concerns. Vanderbilt was a prominent figure during the Gilded Age, known for his significant influence in the railroad industry and his often ruthless business practices.
The highwaymen came to an existence when there was the first robbery. The robber robed a young girls house and she told everybody about it. She told the police and the police went to find the robber. Then the police found the robber. The police asked the robber why do you think you can rob the young girls house and he said because he is a highway man. This happened all the way back in 1674 and the story still continues. I was told this by my uncle who is an expert about highwaymen. He said that he only found this out in 1998 but he still doesn't know if it is a real story.
In speaking about the so-called US 19th century robber barons, such as Rockefeller and Carnegie, their results were two-fold. They created millionaire dynasties and were at times cruel bosses, they also engineered great industrial progress. And, it can be said that Rockefeller did provide certain good benefits to workers. Nevertheless, they brought upon themselves regulations that were needed to help the general well being of the nation.
People said they "raked the dirt" or "muck" and exposed it to the public.
Because, he felt that they would help democracy. He didn't really think that though, he just said it so that people would join/enter their kids into a public school and than he would make money.
Hitler invaded these countries because he needed allies, but in general public he said that he was invading these places for German citizens to live.
He was said to be homosexual.
Valmiki
History portrays Joe Kennedy as a less than honest man, who lacked character. He is said to have made most of his money during prohibition performing illegal activities of the time. It is reported that he had ties to the mafia as well. Some of these rumors have haunted the family throughout time
Robber barons justified their actions by arguing that their business practices were driving economic growth, creating jobs, and providing much-needed goods and services to the public. They also claimed that the accumulation of wealth and power was a result of their own hard work and entrepreneurial talents.
The highwaymen came to an existence when there was the first robbery. The robber robed a young girls house and she told everybody about it. She told the police and the police went to find the robber. Then the police found the robber. The police asked the robber why do you think you can rob the young girls house and he said because he is a highway man. This happened all the way back in 1674 and the story still continues. I was told this by my uncle who is an expert about highwaymen. He said that he only found this out in 1998 but he still doesn't know if it is a real story.
All robbers are thieves but only some thieves are robbers. A thief is anyone who steals something. A robber is someone who steals something under threat of violence. "Your money or your life!" is something said by a robber. Pickpockets, burglars and embezzlers are all thieves. But they are not robbers.
only one said. jesus if you are savior, forgive me of my sins. jesus said, you are forgiven.
The robber said if you are god save yourself and us, The Jews said he saved others but he can not save himself, he was given vinegar when he said he was thirsty.
Grover Cleveland
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The cast of I Never Said I Love You - 2011 includes: Bryce Lee Townsend as Robber Danielle Spring as Mary Jared Vandenberg as Lucas
Grover Cleveland