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Old 20-03-2009, 22:12   #20
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Re: The Future of Humanitarian Relief?

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Originally Posted by sollp View Post
Why should they fail you, as he says its a harsh view, but i dont think hes far wrong in what he says.
Well it's totally missed the point of natural selection Nature decides who is best adapted to the environment, not us. Not to mention we are the same species anyway and your instinct should be to help those in need and not let them die, that is how we evolved as a species. Our brains, our ability to communicate, and our compassion and ability to feel empathy.

Then we get into the impracticality of abandoning a continent to die (not to mention the inhumanity which would be a massive stain of the soul of the Human race), and the misunderstanding of how decent aid can help towards a long term solution. Most aid is now targeted at education and health, two of the main barriers to helping those poorest in our world to work forwards a better future. These schemes are successful, but Africa is a big place.
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