The answer is found in God's first blessing to man: "Be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth and subdue it." Expounding on the command to 'subdue the earth,' one of the great Jewish thinkers, Nachmonidies, writes that God empowered every human to rule over the world, to conquer it, and to make it his own. Translated into modern parlance, one can argue that God's first blessing to mankind was founded upon the ideals of capitalism; to own and earn as much as possible in one's lifetime. If one takes that Biblical command seriously, it is not surprising that humans have such difficulty taking less then they feel deserving of..I like Quinn a lot too, so it was a very close call between those two. I think Quinn might be the "safer bet" but I think Russell has more upside potential, so I would take the slight risk and to with Russell. If I were more conservative there I would probably go with Quinn..

But, hey, I've seen big strongarmed guys like Bray go earli