Few of them likely have the economic or technical means of communicating over the internet. And language differences, in the absence of accurate translation functions, erect a further barrier. Moreover, their repressive governments will likely severely limit the opportunities for their citizens to participate. There is no greater engine for peace than economic globalisation. But given our US foreign policy vis a vis China, in which we turn a blind cheek to rampant human rights abuses with the hope that economic exchange can promote capitalism and hence democracy, it would seem that sometimes we put the horse before the cart.
Corporations are willing to profit from anyone.
If we put money in the pockets of tyrants, we saboutage our ultimate ambition to promote freedom and peace. It is the responsibility of moral governments to exercise caution when waving the banner of free trade and economic globalisation. There is no longer any destiny. There is no longer any destiny.