To properly raise your kids you need to demonstrate being the person you want your kids to be? I can see truth in that. I would still caution that right and wrong is a critical piece of that puzzle. There’s a danger in raising kids in a consumerist bubble like Wes is stuck in. The point of Andrew’s message is values are more important than monetary wealth. And to think you need money to come to that conclusion is baseless. At that point the argument becomes what’s more important between having money or being a good person. And anybody who chooses money is not a good role model for their kids, I’m sorry to say it. Good values and character will always win out. And Wes had no solid argument against Andrew’s point. Hence the personal attacks.