Fair and Unfair

The world is biased, and I can state reasons.

• The poor aren't being helped much. Everyone wants to help the celebs, oh look! There's _______! No one cares about the poor. The poor is the people that can barely get throughout the day and you want to help the rich, who has tons of money to do whatever they want with?
• Car chases by police aren't fair in this world either. If it's a really expensive car, they don't pull out the spikes to stop the car immediatly, instead they wait and chase longer. But if it was one of those Toyotas or Hondas or Nissans, the police shoot the spikes immediatly. Once, there was a car chase and the suspect was possibly a celebrity. The car being chased went at 5 mph on a empty highway and yet, the police is just slowly chasing behind. (The chase went on for over two hours).
• People fawn over the rich. Go into a store, and if you dress like a poor person who can't afford to buy something in their store, no employee volunteerily goes to ask if you need help/helps you. Dress like a rich person, and the employees greet you warmly, tell you about promotions and other things. (This point really just is going back to the first point, but it has a story with it.)

These things aren't really fair. Refering to the third bullet point; My friend and I had once walked into a Coach store. She was in the rush that day and just came from a meditation class (which required a uniform) Her uniform obviously wasn't the most fashionable thing in the world, but she had her Fendi purse, as a gift from one of her other friends. Anyways, as you walked into the store, there was a person handing out coupons to everyone. She walks in and the person just barely looks at her, and turns away, but then turns back, eyes focused on the Fendi and finally "warmly" smiles and says "Welcome!"