As a common people, we are all connected in some way. It is imperative that those countries who have the most help others who were maybe not so fortunate. This is especially becoming more true as the …Read MoreAs a common people, we are all connected in some way. It is imperative that those countries who have the most help others who were maybe not so fortunate. This is especially becoming more true as the world becomes more globalized. We are becoming more connected than every before thanks to new technologies and innovative breakthroughs. Many of the problems in our world could potentially be solved if nations were willing to work together and help the less developed countries. Imagine if we could help nations in Africa and South America set up robust health care systems, tackle crime rates, and respond to the effects of climate change. This would go a long way in making the world a safer, wealthier, and better place to live. While it is important to take care of our own nations, we can also not leave behind those who may not have been so fortunate to be born in a developed nation.Read Less
Upon first consideration, it is absolutely the responsibility of developed countries to assist less developed countries in crisis. We can see a history of this in the United States, despite the …Read MoreUpon first consideration, it is absolutely the responsibility of developed countries to assist less developed countries in crisis. We can see a history of this in the United States, despite the debates that is has occasionally caused. That being said, it is crucial that the priority of helping other states does not overshadow the priorities of U.S. citizens. Of course, emphasis is placed on the fact that we are a developed nation with economic, political, and military power to make a difference; however, a sense of moral obligation should not permit us to overextend our resources or turn away from domestic issues that should first be addressed.Read Less
It is the responsibility of developed countries to assist the less developed countries in crisis. Countries that are more developed have the ability to help less developed countries, so they should …Read MoreIt is the responsibility of developed countries to assist the less developed countries in crisis. Countries that are more developed have the ability to help less developed countries, so they should utilize this ability rather than letting it go to waste. I do not believe that there is any justification for a developed country to ignore the crisis of a less developed country if they can help, unless the developed country fears being harmed itself.Read Less
I think that it is necessary for developed countries to use resources or funding that they have a surplus of to help underdeveloped country. Help doesn’t always mean directly sending money, but can …Read MoreI think that it is necessary for developed countries to use resources or funding that they have a surplus of to help underdeveloped country. Help doesn’t always mean directly sending money, but can also mean sending resources. However, we shouldn’t be taking away from funds that were intentioned to help the impoverished people of the developed country.Read Less
The majority of developed countries have directly underdeveloped most of the world. France, in West Africa, is an example. Spain is in Latin America. The United Kingdom has underdeveloped countries on …Read MoreThe majority of developed countries have directly underdeveloped most of the world. France, in West Africa, is an example. Spain is in Latin America. The United Kingdom has underdeveloped countries on virtually every continent. These countries have become powerful because of the resources and labor they used during colonization. These countries are still benefiting from the economic structures left over in post-colonial countries after colonization. If the goal is to get the underdeveloped world out of a state of dependency so that they can be self-sufficient and end large amounts of human suffering while contributing to tackling global issues such as climate change, these developed countries have an obligation to correct their mistakesRead Less
As a common people, we are all connected in some way. It is imperative that those countries who have the most help others who were maybe not so fortunate. This is especially becoming more true as the …Read MoreAs a common people, we are all connected in some way. It is imperative that those countries who have the most help others who were maybe not so fortunate. This is especially becoming more true as the world becomes more globalized. We are becoming more connected than every before thanks to new technologies and innovative breakthroughs. Many of the problems in our world could potentially be solved if nations were willing to work together and help the less developed countries. Imagine if we could help nations in Africa and South America set up robust health care systems, tackle crime rates, and respond to the effects of climate change. This would go a long way in making the world a safer, wealthier, and better place to live. While it is important to take care of our own nations, we can also not leave behind those who may not have been so fortunate to be born in a developed nation. Read Less
Upon first consideration, it is absolutely the responsibility of developed countries to assist less developed countries in crisis. We can see a history of this in the United States, despite the …Read MoreUpon first consideration, it is absolutely the responsibility of developed countries to assist less developed countries in crisis. We can see a history of this in the United States, despite the debates that is has occasionally caused. That being said, it is crucial that the priority of helping other states does not overshadow the priorities of U.S. citizens. Of course, emphasis is placed on the fact that we are a developed nation with economic, political, and military power to make a difference; however, a sense of moral obligation should not permit us to overextend our resources or turn away from domestic issues that should first be addressed. Read Less
If they asked for their help and not by imposing themselves and their ideologies and politics on others because they are not universal but subjective
It is the responsibility of developed countries to assist the less developed countries in crisis. Countries that are more developed have the ability to help less developed countries, so they should …Read MoreIt is the responsibility of developed countries to assist the less developed countries in crisis. Countries that are more developed have the ability to help less developed countries, so they should utilize this ability rather than letting it go to waste. I do not believe that there is any justification for a developed country to ignore the crisis of a less developed country if they can help, unless the developed country fears being harmed itself. Read Less
I think that it is necessary for developed countries to use resources or funding that they have a surplus of to help underdeveloped country. Help doesn’t always mean directly sending money, but can …Read MoreI think that it is necessary for developed countries to use resources or funding that they have a surplus of to help underdeveloped country. Help doesn’t always mean directly sending money, but can also mean sending resources. However, we shouldn’t be taking away from funds that were intentioned to help the impoverished people of the developed country. Read Less
The majority of developed countries have directly underdeveloped most of the world. France, in West Africa, is an example. Spain is in Latin America. The United Kingdom has underdeveloped countries on …Read MoreThe majority of developed countries have directly underdeveloped most of the world. France, in West Africa, is an example. Spain is in Latin America. The United Kingdom has underdeveloped countries on virtually every continent. These countries have become powerful because of the resources and labor they used during colonization. These countries are still benefiting from the economic structures left over in post-colonial countries after colonization. If the goal is to get the underdeveloped world out of a state of dependency so that they can be self-sufficient and end large amounts of human suffering while contributing to tackling global issues such as climate change, these developed countries have an obligation to correct their mistakes Read Less