I agree, we definately do have the resources to end world hunger ten times over but the people who hold the resources only use it for self-profitFappy said:I definitely don't doubt that many charities are in it for the wrong reasons, but its hard to make an argument that states we are less equip to deal with the world's problems now than we were a decade ago. Communication has opened up A LOT of opportunities for people to share ideas and solutions internationally and its only logical to conclude that as a whole, if the global stage continues to evolve as a global community that these problems will be solved far faster than they ever have been.
With that said, I am a tragic optimist among a sea of pessimists XP
As a wise man once said, if we took the billions America alone spends on their military each year we can end world hunger and explore the universe together in peace forever and ever
I'm pretty optimistic myself but that doesn't mean I should just ignore the reasons my dreams won't come true, you are still preaching to the choir here, we all want to fix the world but those who hold the real amounts of money simply want to make sure they stay rich for security reasons
"business" means "to make money" and it's businessmen who run the world, nothing EVER happens if someone isn't making a profit
This isn't pessimism, it's just reality...