Politicians speak about the moral obligation to "save" people who look like they are literally on a boat ride at the shores of Libya, ambitious spoiled rich kids organise events and happenings about those people, however they do not do the best thing for all sides.
Instead of bringing some people, although millions, here in Europe without any possibility of living a normal life, they should organise a fairtrade system that works successfully. |All fairtrade initiatives from normal people have failed. However that is hard work which needs competence, skills and talent, which politicians, journalists, rich people in Europe do not possess. It is far easier to bring people here and give them some taxpayer's money.
Instead of having pregnant women collecting tea leaves and children cocoa beans, the men should be adequately paid and there should be pressure mechanisms that governments will comply with the requirements set by international treaties.
Instead of destroying Europe's wellfare system, third world countries should start developing theirs. However that doesn't suit the finance markets.
Instead of bringing some people, although millions, here in Europe without any possibility of living a normal life, they should organise a fairtrade system that works successfully. |All fairtrade initiatives from normal people have failed. However that is hard work which needs competence, skills and talent, which politicians, journalists, rich people in Europe do not possess. It is far easier to bring people here and give them some taxpayer's money.
Instead of having pregnant women collecting tea leaves and children cocoa beans, the men should be adequately paid and there should be pressure mechanisms that governments will comply with the requirements set by international treaties.
Instead of destroying Europe's wellfare system, third world countries should start developing theirs. However that doesn't suit the finance markets.
