Hence the rise of the revolutions in transportation and communications. While development in transportation helps move goods and travellers, it also helps in the fast moving of war machines and soldiers to every nook and corner of the world. The globalized messages of racism, ethnicism, sexism, religionism, dogmatism, and jingoism flourished through the media imperialism. These narrow- minded messages, which are used to boost industrialization, have also caused communal antagonisms and blood baths on national and international levels. Mass production built on the assembly line and automation makes workers redundant.
Unemployed workers can create strains and stresses on the economic-political system.
The Europe of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries got rid of its surplus unwanted population by shipping them out to new continents. Today millions of descendants of European ancestry are spread around the world. Such emigration not only reduced tensions within Europe, but also created colonies that became the suppliers of raw materials, slave and cheap labour, captured markets, investment, and profit-making opportunities. This history cannot be repeated to help the industrialization of the Third-World countries. Day one of the technological revolution in industry was also the day one of the revolution in arms manufacture.