In distinction to the financial vulture, a private person whose life and striving are determined solely by the greed for getting rich and being rich, and who, in doing so, also uses reprehensible, even vile means in his dealings with fellow human beings in order to mindlessly achieve this goal (a person with an extreme desire to get rich, and whereby applying damnable, ethically reprehensible ways and means to satisfy the overzealousness for money). Such persons are already aptly described in the literature of antiquity. – In Germany of today they probably do not exist any more. Because such a personal deviation is really completely foreign to the German nature. It is more likely in the Helvetie (bordering state with the defacto-capital Berne) or in the Batavie (neighboring country with the capital Amsterdam and The Hague as the seat of government). – See Agiotage, Geiz, Geldquetscher, Geldraffer, Grosskoz, Habsucht, Harpax, Kredithai, Karbatsch, Mammonismus, Reichtum, Sparsamkeit.
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