brothers can be of different classes and with no sense oflove or socialism, the one brother can be of a monetary disadvantage,which makes him a second class citizen more subjected to punishmentand suffering, while the second brother can be of a high economicstatus and enjoy a life more safe and free. This illustrates how thiscapitalist notion of individual independence as well as thisdistinction of kinds of human beings, as if people weren't all thesame, can be caused due to Economic disparities which consequentlypromotes much more rights to the ones that are considered a bettertype of person, and generate more misery to the less privilegedclass. Another point according toArendt that is related to a Human rights perspective is when sheasserts the fundamental deprivation of human rights is manifestedfirst and above all in the deprivation of a place in the world whichmakes opinions significant and actions effective. This second classcitizens are deprived not of the right to freedom, but of theright to action, not to the right to think whatever they please, butof the right to opinion (7) The equivalence of all individualsunder a market economy is taken as a given way of living, in otherwords as a determination of this reality, and people subjectthemselves to it without being able to have awareness of what it isor how it works, and more importantly, without factually enjoyingtheir individual rights. The individuals in this society don't haveopinions towards what civil and economical principles should beenforced or implemented, they can neither act effectively since thewhole system is bureaucratic and alienated from the individual in theform of institutions and corporations that together form a schemethat confounds and leaves them with Laws that punish but don'tprovide. Individuals are seen as means to ends, since what theeconomy and the government want from you is your labor power so thatyou contribute to the production and distribution of goods in theclaimed free society, in which people believe that everything dependson themselves, and their responsibility to community and nation areacknowledged by the Laws that exist, but reality instead can be seenas very different from that, since the economy and the government aremillion multinational owners that want to take advantage of each oneof us in order to benefit no one other than themselves and theirinterests. On one hand money is the major symbol of power, on theother hand it is a piece of paper printed by the Federal Bank (whichis privately owned). On one hand celebrities and politicians showconspicuously their social status and purchasing power, while on theother hand there is poverty, famine and people that don't even haveconditions to subsist. When trying to exert theirfreedom, the second class of citizens finds that the free choice ofthe privileged individuals increasingly delimits their own space ofaction. In the jungle of competition, where each fights for himselfand don't own obligations to none, the substance of the right is anillusion. Beyond, when the poor want to express their wishes anddesires, the scene immediately assumes the character of a disorder orunjustified struggle. Therefore the less privileged not only sufferfrom a life without factual rights, but when they become