What is Occupy Wallstreet?

[Jester]

When wealth is distributed more equally in the world cheap labour becomes much less cheap making our consumption patterns much less sustainable (read more expensive).

No. Wages are determined by marginal productivity. In the aggregate, people do not get paid more than they produce - this is impossible, else, what are they being paid in?

The extra production compensates, goods for goods and services for services, for the lost "cheap" labour. Nobody gets poorer when the poor get richer. Some goods which are most easily produced by extremely poor people and which are difficult to mechanize (clothes?) will get more expensive, but everything else will get cheaper.

-Jester