"Rich or poor its nice to have money"
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Original Question
Im struggling to find the logic in this slogan.
It seems the logical form would be something like this:?
X or not X its nice to be X.
But how can not X be X? Is being nice to be X suggesting not X is X in the initial premise?
Answers
2I read this as "Lots of X" or "Not much of X" it's nice to have some X.
Am I reading this correctly?
"To have money" could mean "coming into money," as it winning the lottery. But most likely I would think "to have money" is meant as "enough money, not "rich". So it would be
X or not X, it's nice to be Y
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