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Old 02-28-2009, 10:34 AM   #70
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Sometime the "aid" of your country is just not welcome. So yes, let countries fix their own mistakes if their customers don't want such aid. There are enough people in the world that really needs help and would welcome *any* helping hand. Offering aid to the helpless is a act of humanity and should be a moral obligation for all powerful global players. Strict isolation would just be a crime against humanity.
I would tend to agree with your sentiments, but it seems that all too often the U.S. is blamed for either taking action or not taking action. The view of a lot of people is that we seem to upset everyone no matter what we do and that all the money we spend offering aid could be better spent back home where many people also need help.

No easy answer to these issues and they can be debated endlessly with all sides having valid arguments. I hope everyone has a great weekend.
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