4 Feb 2024 2:12 pm
I don't get what's "wrong" with Imperialism (part 4, finale part)
Also, imperialism can spread literacy and establish health care in areas where their were none; Imperialism causes infrastructure (roads; bridges; ports) to be built in a country that didn't have that infrastructure- when the revolution comes, the ruled now have control over those schools, hospitals, roads/bridges, etc.) Now, that's good, isn't it?
1. Opportunity to get really rich
2. Glorious awesomeness
3. Better healthcare and technologies
4. Did I mention getting really, really rich?
And when you live in a system where people are rich, that means you'll never again lack housing, heating, food, clothes, school education, employment and healhcare. In an Imperialistic society, there would be very little to no poverty, homelessness, unemployment, illiteracy, etc. Now that's what I call improving people's lives, especially the lives of people who have been disadvantaged for so long, if I do say so myself.
Also, this book seem like it's really worth reading (I can't wait to get my hands on the copy I put on hold at the public library, it's about the benefits of Imperlism and how empires united the world):
https://www.shortform.com/blog/benefits-of-imperialism/
But sadly, some idiots continue to think that "Imperialism" is a bad word and that "Imperialism is the end of the world". It might be because they're scared of losing their privileges and see the lives of disadvantaged people improved for once (litteracy, education, employment, housing, food, healthcare, better technologies, more advance science, military protection of civilians, etc).
One of many angry and disgusted LGBT and pro-choice Canadian Non-Partisan/Independent Christians.
Also, imperialism can spread literacy and establish health care in areas where their were none; Imperialism causes infrastructure (roads; bridges; ports) to be built in a country that didn't have that infrastructure- when the revolution comes, the ruled now have control over those schools, hospitals, roads/bridges, etc.) Now, that's good, isn't it?
1. Opportunity to get really rich
2. Glorious awesomeness
3. Better healthcare and technologies
4. Did I mention getting really, really rich?
And when you live in a system where people are rich, that means you'll never again lack housing, heating, food, clothes, school education, employment and healhcare. In an Imperialistic society, there would be very little to no poverty, homelessness, unemployment, illiteracy, etc. Now that's what I call improving people's lives, especially the lives of people who have been disadvantaged for so long, if I do say so myself.
Also, this book seem like it's really worth reading (I can't wait to get my hands on the copy I put on hold at the public library, it's about the benefits of Imperlism and how empires united the world):
https://www.shortform.com/blog/benefits-of-imperialism/
But sadly, some idiots continue to think that "Imperialism" is a bad word and that "Imperialism is the end of the world". It might be because they're scared of losing their privileges and see the lives of disadvantaged people improved for once (litteracy, education, employment, housing, food, healthcare, better technologies, more advance science, military protection of civilians, etc).
One of many angry and disgusted LGBT and pro-choice Canadian Non-Partisan/Independent Christians.