From one end to the other is a process. The most important thing is that we know how to plan a program and we know how to implement it. Inequality will always be there, but we must try to reduce it. Even in Singapore, not everyone is happy. The government provides job security, but you could see during the country's recent election that people were still not satisfied.
Expectations are higher every day, and the reality always lags behind.
I don't think so because it happens everywhere. South Korea is having the same thing. The U.S. too. These are just unhappy people in one location. You cannot generalize for all Indonesia.