While the rich try to avoid their responsibly to their environment and neighbourhood by evading and avoiding taxes, excluding themselves from solidarity and the rest of the world in gated communities.
I will not start to emphasize on a possible perspective, as I currently see none that politically could be transported to the people (as many of them still believe to be rich someday). But I have to admit that the currently dominant Anglo-American capitalism is not developing in a sustainable direction, it even looks like the end of it may come in our lifetimes.

But you have to admit that the system by far has developed to be an almost financial feudalism. The rich have grown super rich and the number of poor people rose exorbitant.
The truth is, that wealth in all cases means the opposite to many others. The device I'm writing on, my clothes, my furniture and many more are being made by extremely poor people, if not children, in order for me to buy it for a decent price.

Yeah, philosophy!

Now will you leave them at least some diversity here :)

Move. There are plenty of jobs over here ;)

You're still in. Nothing is lost for now.

Absolutely, we can agree on that.

Ouch. Hearing this and looking at your current situation with prescription drugs and the costs of medication in general, I for once am happy about our European over-regulation.
I know the systems aren't comparable, but that's one thing we got going.

That is incredible!
Possible Guinness applicant:)

More moreover, living in a developed country and eating with a minimum of consciousness means you don't need food supplements