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I don't understand your point. No one is lubricating commerce for these people. Their current government and economic system is failing them miserably. What
by crusso 15y ago
I don't understand your point.
No one is lubricating commerce for these people. Their current government and economic system is failing them miserably.
What they've done to better the lives of themselves and those around them, they've done for themselves in spite of their current government and its forced economics.
These people aren't trading in drugs or slaves. They're doing something quite remarkable and how they're doing it should be studied.
- stcredzero 15y agoNo one is lubricating commerce for these people. Their current government and economic system is failing them miserably. Yes, so imagine if we came in with technical solutions that leapfrog their failed government? For example, there's a program to replace mail service with small parcel delivery by quadcopter drone. No roads during the rainy season? No problem!