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Well, the question is a bit unclear. Is it about proving that everyone can be bought, or that everyone is worth something? We decided to prove the latter.
So, I need to prove that not everyone is worth anything. Okay. Let's take a simple example – a homeless person who has fallen into alcoholism and drug addiction and is willing to do anything for a bottle. Is such a person worth anything?
Damn)) It turns out that I need to prove the first assumption... Okay) But I won't delete the first thought I expressed. Let it stay.
Not everyone can be bought. I think we shouldn't only consider the case with a large sum of money. We can also pay attention to things other than material possessions. For example, let's remember Matrosov. He threw himself on the embrasure. Although he could have stayed alive. This is also a kind of moment... But he wasn't bribed. And he committed an act to his own detriment.
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up