> The truth is that some places are nicer to live or visit than others, and if you don't have the money to play the game then you aren't welcome.

Yes, and in the good old days, that niceness was a local property: The rich got the nicest places in the area and the poor got the shittiest places in the area.

I guess when globalisation is fully realized, according to this, the rich will get the nicest places globally and the poor will get the shittiest places globally.

Why do we want that future again?