If all that junk's so cheap, why don't they get it for themselves?
The problem is, these countries thrive off the idea that everyone is going to donate and give them the things they need for free instead of making them work for it. It's pathetic and does nothing but further perpetuate the poverty.
At $200,000 US income per year, you're supposedly in the top 786,570. But, according to CENSUS statistics in the US in 2006, 4,016,000 households earned greater than $200,000 in that year. It's a complete hoax, no matter what you earn in a Western country, you'll still be in the top 50%, that's because many countries have a MUCH lower cost of living coupled with the fact that billions live in poverty.
Personally, top 14%. In a way, I'm pretty happy about that seeing I'm 16, in School and only handle a 8-12 hour a week job..but wow, here I am complaining I don't get enough cash..
What an interesting site, really puts things into perspective regarding our materialistic society and how much a relatively 'small' amount of money for ourselves would be significantly more for others.