Elephants

[Charan Singh]

(06-14-2019, 03:45 PM)Spalea Wrote: @Charan Singh :

About #8: quite agree with you !

We need to distinguish local problems and global problems. As concerns interactions between wild animals and human settlements, some solutions can always be found. You expressed a few ones in this problem concerning the elephants migration.

As for the "global problems", I believe sadly there is no solution... How do you want men to restrict their population and minimize the pollution but... quite abolishing the worldwide capitalism ? How do you want to ask to developing countries to give up their development after the most developed countries have been selfishly living for several centuries ? Yes they are going to provoke a global thermonuclear war conflict and everything will be solved... The staying humanity will restart from zero in a quite polluted and deserted by any wild life - excepted perhaps a few kind of insects on the Earth and medusas inside the oceans, - planet. The Capitalism will be dead from is natural cause.

The search of the profit rate...

Probably we should have a separate thread for it but main thing is we need to take these issue and find possible solutions.
I believe finding the problem and accepting that we have a problem is the first step towards solution.

General consensus among all nations have to be formed and already developed nations need to come forward to help developing nations.
UN needs to become a governing body and take more responsibility with greater authority - everyone needs to back each other.
For me capitalist economy model is hindrance in these actions and in near future (30-50 years) power will shift to certain world leading orgs. insteads of countries if no measures are taken - I'm not in favour of socialism but a conscience driven economy model. Reply