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Where supply and demand intersect
Starts most of our differences
While some add ten or more to their income
Others don't reach even a single penny
If politicians are not moved by issue
It's because of the convenience of keeping what they have
In the market wealth is concentrated
As also poverty is distributed
This is the market we have devised
A few earn what we all generate
This is the market we have devised
A few earn what we all sow
That health is for those who never get sick
For the sick only see their debt increase
That justice leans us without shame
For him who pays for better defense
If the TV throws at us all its garbage
Is because the rating is mightier than the culture
And if, "Who pays is the boss", we have been told
We will have to keep on eating "bread and circus"
This is the market we have devised
A few earn what we all sow
This is the market we have devised
A few earn what we all sow
This is the market we have devised
A few earn what we all sow
This is the market we have devised
A few earn what we all sow
Ay!, What happens these days that nothing makes sense?
Why don't we distribute, that all may be reached, mom?
But there are only a few who stay the cake
While the majority shared the leftovers
Ay!, If we could change just one thing
That the market would enable us to fulfill our dreams
That the rich don't abound, and the poor don't lack
And if it was so we would have an improved millennium oh...!
Worldwidely is the gap between rich and poor growing
A century ago the difference between the Southern and Northern countries was 1 to 4
Now it's 1 to 30.
90 percent of global wealth is concentrated in North America, Europe, Japan and Australia
50% of the world's population lives with only 1% of the existing wealth,
while the wealthiest 10% owns 85% of it.
Several studies agree that the increasing economic inequality between regions
and within countries themselves,
is the cause that explains the most serious problems of violence in the world.
Awake!