Government favor the rich

Humans are known as the best creatures, and it is said that every human is equal when it comes to rights. It also means that everyone should be treated equally; it doesn't matter if it's about people, government, or something else. But can it be seen in real life? I don't think so. In fact, we can see the opposite in our real life, as in our society as well as our country, people are being discriminated against because of their financial status. The government says that every individual is equal, but in action, we can see a different scenario.

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All the policies and actions from the government seem to be equal for everyone, but they're not. A single policy can create a huge impact on poor people, while it can have no impact on rich people. I think taxes can be an example of it. Suppose the government increased the tax on everything by 10%. I know such a thing does not happen usually, but there is just nothing wrong with imagining it. What will happen in the case? For the rich people, they have business or something else. Iftar: If a person is a businessman, he will increase the price of his product or service by 10% and charge it to the customer or the consumer. Again, if the person is the landlord, the price of the rent will be 10% interest or more than that.

Who is the consumer, and who is the person paying the rent? Obviously, it's the people like us, I mean, the general people, and it can be considered as the poor people compared to the rich ones. At the end, we are the ones, I mean, the poor people paying for it, while the rich people are still unaffected because of such a thing. So those kinds of policies are actually created for the poor people, and they suffer for it.

Let me share about the loan. It says the government makes arrangements for giving loans to the people, and indeed, there are ways for it. But when a general person goes to take out a loan, the requirements are so many that some people even consider thinking about taking out a loan. The paperwork seems to be very difficult for them. But I need to come to the giving loan to a rich person; every procedure becomes easier for them, and even banks are ready to give home services for the loan. Isn't it a difference created just because of financial differences? Is it fair? I don't think so.

At least, general people can expect that justice should be equal without considering the financial background. The rich people can get the best lawyer to handle their cases, while the poor cannot make it happen due to lack of financial issues, and a good lawyer can handle the case, and then the weak lawyer and, naturally, the justice also come in favor of the rich people. I rarely see any rich people losing their case unless it's a serious issue. I don't know if those are intentional or unintentional, but in the end, the rich people are receiving the favor of the government, and the poor are suffering for it.