And I get very, very concerned with any scheme that says people are expendable, that any person is expendable, as long as some greater good gets to be served. And I do not buy myself this whole business about the market, because the market isn't something that has a total autonomy out there, the market is controlled and run by human beings. When there are millions starving, there must be something fundamentally wrong. It can't be ethically right to say we want our prices stabilized at the expense of people and we will always, I think, come back somewhere because this is a moral universe. I don't want to make a sort of blanket condemnation of people.
People get rich, other people get poor.
And again I must say that there must be something fundamentally wrong somewhere if by just speculating, millions are made. No work has been done. There has not been any exchange of good. And they say somebody becomes rich because somebody else becomes poor. Now I don't want to be too cynical, because I think that there are people who are aware that they have a responsibility and don't just make heaps and heaps of money.