It is true that in the American society the only important thing is money?

America was founded on Christian principles and still adheres to them by and large. Christianity deplores the worship of Mammon.

money and food by the looks of it

money and food by the looks of it

In the States (in general), success is measured by wealth. What you do and what family you're born to are not as relevant as how successful you are. It's a deep seeded cultural characteristic that dates back to the immigrants who went to the country to "make something of themselves" and start a new life.

A typical American will be more impressed by a janitor who managed to create a chain of service centres over a surgeon who's just doing a normal job.

As for poverty, it signifies failure. The general assumption is that if you are poor, you are lazy, unambitious, and a drain on society.

Of course, there are always exceptions and you will find areas of the country where people are generally less impressed by wealth and more impressed by deeds/values and are more forgiving of the poor. But, this is generally the exception that proves the rule.

.....and guns. You forgot guns.......

As for poverty, it signifies failure. The general assumption is that if you are poor, you are lazy, unambitious, and a drain on society.

Do not confuse Christianity and Protestantism with Catholicism.
Jewis run most of the banks.

I really appreciated your answer.
I would add that they work like no others, there are popped that work 80 hours per week, giving no importance to others things in life.
I read that someone lose his job just because he wanted to assist to the birth of his child....ridiculous society.

Catholicism is just a branch of Christianity. And what does it matter if the banks are "run by Jews" anyway?

Catholicism is the first branch of Christianity, Jews believe in God and they are doing a job that make people to suffer for financial issues.

Protestantism allow you do borrow money, Catholicism don't.

Have you visited the US? You seem to have rather a narrow view of a very big, diverse country.

Hard work and achieving material success by your own efforts are certainly valued as others have said. However Americans also value family, friends and relationships highly. Large parts of the country, particularly away from the large cities, hold "traditional" church based values as very important. It's not all about making money.

I'm no Catholic, but why would that denomination not allow you to borrow money? Seems silly. Also, denominational differences aside, both are Christianity.

Let me get this straight. You think Jews are in power of financial institutions that "make people suffer for financial issues". Putting aside for a moment the benefits of having the modern banking system that we do, why are you convinced that Jewish people are in charge of banks? Also, why does it matter?