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Explain LID [0] which is effectively a tax applied to every ton of cocoa sold of which most is paid to the farmers. However I think Ghana is in the wrong here
by Shivetya 6y ago
Explain LID [0] which is effectively a tax applied to every ton of cocoa sold of which most is paid to the farmers.
However I think Ghana is in the wrong here because extorting other nations to give them anything free of charge by withholding trade goods will simply means that the trade goods will eventually be sourced elsewhere.
Regardless what you think about rich vs poor, medicine vs goods, and such, IP is property and using a world wide organization to deprive another of their rights is never a good idea. (no whataboutism please). Yes it is medicine, yes it is important, but that does not mean it has to be free. It should be something that can be negotiated but going nuclear in trade never benefits anyone and usually affects the poorest of world the most.
My suggestion, just up the LID
[0]https://www.uncommoncacao.com/blog/2020/10/20/the-lid-in-ghana-and-cote-divoire https://www.uncommoncacao.com/blog/2020/10/20/the-lid-in-gha...
- bildung 6y ago> to deprive another of their rights is never a good idea. (no whataboutism please). What about access to cocoa not being a right?
- meepmorp 6y agothey said no whataboutism, fam
- stan_rogers 6y agoI can't tell whether or not your response was meant to be in jest, but "whataboutism" is a variety of tu quoque involving a third party.
- meepmorp 6y agoWhat about my post makes you think I don’t know that?
- djohnston 6y agoI think OP is talking about access to the COVID vaccines. As much a human right as access to cocoa really.