Auctions are also happening in Lagos, where oil and banking have made a few very rich, though most people still live in grinding poverty.

ECONOMIST: Another good way to spend your lovely oil money

Q21: It has been argued that the list of actions recommended in An Inconvenient Truth are too individualistic and best suited to people who live in rich developed countries.

UNESCO: Climate change

Q22: If it is true that the actions are too individualistic and best suited to people who live in rich developed countries, why might Al Gore still have developed such a list?

UNESCO: Climate change

The irony is that Angola, where 70% of the people live in abject poverty, is rich.

ECONOMIST: Angola

We live in a society where the rich people get things for free and the poor people have to pay for everything.

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