Many people think that financial instability is somehow natural. We accept it. That's the way it is, and that's what people do with this unstable system.

Thing is, if you make some areas real rich, and other ones really poor... guess what? The poor are envious, jealous and angry. And the poor move. They move to where the rich people are. Because the jobs are nice, and they keep the streets clean. We complain about migrations, and we don't even know what causes them?

If you don't want that to happen don't make uneven development. Don't develop one region dirty rich and another one dirty poor. But that's how capitalism always works. We can do better than capitalism. Why the hell do we stay with it and keep fixing what isn't adequate?

Capitalists are always nervous. In the nature of capitalism you gotta invest, hire workers, build a factory.... but you won't see the output for a year or two or three. Which means - you've got to commit money "now" for something that's uncertain in the future! Nobody knows what the future is going to be. Uncertainty is a very dangerous thing in capitalism, because all of us depend on what a tiny minority decide to do.

"I'll never work for anybody who doesn't pay me what I'm worth"

Let me tell you the secret ;) The employer will never pay you €15 an hour, unless the following sentence is true:

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during each hour that you work for that employer (for which he pays you €15) you have to add more than €15 worth of stuff - whatever that employer makes and sells - because if that weren't the case, there'd be no profit in it for him!

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So...if you eve said to yourself "I'll never work for anybody who doesn't pay me what I'm worth" - you don't understand this system. You're never going to get that. And you never did. That's not how this system works.