You can use them, when analyzing how your PERSONAL OPINION relates to the FILM.
Here is also the wiki link which explains how to form an opinion, if you are still struggling with that.
http://www.wikihow.com/Form-an-Opinion
Spirituality vs.
Materialism (Moral decay)
Park Avenue:
Money, Power and the American Dream QUOTATIONS
“Let’s imagine you are invited to a game of monopoly.
You start the game and find out that all of the others have been divided up.
All of the money already been handed out. But you receive hey go cheat and sit
down, play the game like we are going to give you a chance to play inset like
everyone else. There are some that has a lot of assets, a lot of social
mobility, a lot of money to do what they want. As opposed to other people who
are more disadvantaged, more underprivileged don’t has the same lads of
resources.”
“This is the economy pie in the decade after World War
II. Income gains were shared by everyone with a big proportion going to the
average American. But since the late 1970s the bottom 90% was completely
developed by the top 1%.”
“Only four hundred of the richest Americans control
the majority of the wealth of the bottle American. That’s 150 million people.
The question is what are the people on the top gonna do with all that money?”
“The same thing is true for personal context,
especially for the rich. Tax is raised from millions drop more than 25% in the
last two decades and for the extremely wealthy individuals on the top, taxes
have fallen by almost 15%”
“The more money you have, the more entitled and
deserving. It’s one of those things you feel that might account in the part for
the victory all that you see when people feel like their privileged positions
being undermined by others.”
“It don’t matter where you begin, what matters is
where you end. You live in United States of America and that’s something that I
think is an inherently moral thing about America: It gives you a chance to make
it.”
“This is ridiculous they say, more income people don`t
pay taxes. They don`t pay taxes.”
“We are reaching a tipping point, we are coming close
to the tipping point in America, we will have nearly majority of takers verses
makers in society.”
“They mash take the resent of middle class, which is
actually been quite economically and squeezed over the last proper decades. And
turn the resent against the people who need them.”
“It was a budget proposal that would dramatically cut
government programs for the poor or handing out an even bigger tax cut for the
rich.
“Taxes are the price you pay for civilization and if
you do not pay taxes you do not get civilization. By that measure our
civilization is in trouble.”
“Just because you are rich, does not make you smart;
just because you are rich, does not make you cultured; just because you are
rich, does not make you refined; being rich means you are rich. Some rich
people are just dicks.”
“America has become a place where money can buy
everything.”
“Almost all families start out with wanting the same
thing for their children. They want them to be safe, they want them to be happy
and they want them to be successful and healthy. But even before birth, so many
kids start [behind]. They come into a neighborhood that’s unsafe. Maybe they
are in overcrowded apartments. They don’t have healthy nutrition. They might
have medical issues that are not being addressed. I would say that their number
one challenge is just a lack of opportunity in general.”
“We are in a society with very complex feelings about
economic inequity. There is gonna be a reinforcing cycle: those at the top
who’ve done well, they do even better. And they trade that lot of money back
into politics.”
“Everyone have a equal opportunity, start with the same
amount of money and the same chance to success. winning is a mix of luck and
skill.”
“The extraordinary accumulation
wealth of the top is not just about hard work，it's about the wealthy interest using the political system to rig the
rules and the favour.”
"There are large group
of people that experience the game as unfair".
"Feeding people is something that this
country can afford to do and should be able to do, that's not a
hammock."
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