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Comment on: What is ethical globalization?

Bigthink — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 05:44:19 +0100

What is ethical globalization?

Answer: Balanced growth and harmony in proportion and correspondence to the organs in the human body.

Regardless of religion, politics, beliefs, education, race, gender, creed - we all have a HUMAN BODY. Therefore the only way we can agree to work together is through the development and understanding of the organs we all share. There is no need for theories and FOREIGN concepts which are alien to the body. This is the only solution to create harmony.

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Comment on: What is ethical globalization?

Bigthink — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 13:22:26 +0100

Not an oxymoron. But extremely unrealistic.

Comment on: What is ethical globalization?

Bigthink — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 22:10:26 +0100

Ethical globalization? An oxymoron.....

Comment on: What is ethical globalization?

Bigthink — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:03:43 +0100

I find it amusing to listen to various debates about the ethics involved in globalization. It seems the one thing that everyone agree on is that the perception nations in SE Asia and Afrika are somehow behind the EU and USA. If your measurement is cash wealth then yes nations in SE Asia and Afrika are poor however if your comparison tools are things like family and happiness, which we are all striving for, then I would say that we are on par. What we really need to turn our attention to is the political conflicts that are causing people to live in fear. Solve the political issues, end the civil wars and boarder clashes. When the eithical actions of western governments towards Asia and Afrika can no longer be questioned, then and only the is it time to question the actions of private industry.

Comment on: What is ethical globalization?

Bigthink — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 03:36:46 +0100

Globalization could be the wave that floats all boats and allows the richer nations to bring the poorer ones up to their levels. What is actually happening is the third world countries are draining the levels of the richer nations. Many industrialized nations have put guidelines in place for corporations to follow which include health benefits, pollution control and human rights. These same GLOBAL corporations sidestep these "Ethical" guidelines by closing up shop and moving their production to a poorer nation. This undermines any gains that humankind might make in it's reach for balance. In reality it becomes a matter of the corporation with the least humanity that wins this race. It does not take to much thought to realize unless there are some ethical guideleins set up globally everyone will be the loser.