Is it really? I mean in terms of the impact a single business can have upon the entire U.S. foreign policy machine vs. what they reasonably accomplish, I'd say

Is it really? I mean in terms of the impact a single business can have upon the entire U.S. foreign policy machine vs. what they reasonably accomplish, I'd say this is pretty big. Having shoes throughout childhood will have longer term effects than just giving a kid some new kicks. I think probably living in a society where having shoes is rarely questioned it's hard to understand how not having them can negatively affect your life. I don't mean to insinuate that you're not empathetic to their situation, but likewise, I think it's hard for any of us to really understand the impact that something like that can have.