This is only true for poor people. It might sound bad, but average Indian live much worse life than someone who could afford/have skills to visit US.
This is only true for poor people. It might sound bad, but average Indian live much worse life than someone who could afford/have skills to visit US.
Modern Indian apartments in major cities are also atrociously designed with little care for ventilation and materials.
You can fight the elements, but then you’re just locked inside a concrete and glass box all day long. No fun in that.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gini_coefficient#/media/File:M...
If 90% of the population is starving and makes 10 dollars a day (hypothetical numbers), and 10% are rich and make 100 a day, the poor will be much more likely to revolt than in a scenario where 90% make 100 a day and can afford food, shelter, education etc, and the 10% make 1 million per day. It is not the level of inequality, it's the baseline.