Now, while I do think that fundamentally this statement is true, the current scenario has forced me (us) to look at things that money CAN buy. An example, here, would be life. 

The difference between the rich and the poor is growing every day and it is more evident now than it has ever been. Here are a few examples.

1. Kangana Ranaut given Y-plus security by the central government.

Meanwhile farmers get lathicharged by the police for protesting. 

2. Amit Shah admitted to the hospital for COVID-related complications AFTER testing negative.

While a woman loses her father to COVID after a government hospital allegedly refuses to admit him. 

3. Wealthy people ready to splurge millions to move from India to other nations.

At a time when migrant workers walk to their respective cities on foot. 

4. Crores being spent on the accommodation and quarantine facilities of IPL players.

As slum dwellers struggle to maintain basic social distance owing to lack of space. 

5. Rich getting richer at a rate from pre-independence time, which is seen as a ‘big problem’.

In a country where 21 million people lost salaried jobs between April and August.

So you see, from social justice to security and from food to medical treatment. There is inequality everywhere and it is the responsibility of everyone in a position of privilege to bridge the gap.