Asian Quake Aid
There has been so little discussion of this in the U.S., it's sad.
( Disinterest from the world's governments )
( And disinterest from the world's population: 'The response to the South Asian earthquake has raised a troubling question: In the face of such calamity, why is the world not doing more?' )
If you want to improve the world and make it a more peaceful, more free place, it seems to me that providing help to those who are in desperate need is a better way than invading countries and starting wars for nebulous reasons, especially when you go into a war with a strategic plan built of cotton candy and self-delusion.
I'm not sitting around just wringing my hands on this, but I wish more people would take a look at this horrible disaster and see the genuine chance to do something good for human beings who are not just suffering, but are in real mortal danger.
If you want to improve the world and make it a more peaceful, more free place, it seems to me that providing help to those who are in desperate need is a better way than invading countries and starting wars for nebulous reasons, especially when you go into a war with a strategic plan built of cotton candy and self-delusion.
I'm not sitting around just wringing my hands on this, but I wish more people would take a look at this horrible disaster and see the genuine chance to do something good for human beings who are not just suffering, but are in real mortal danger.