those people in third world countries should learn how to resolve problems on their own. All responsibility should be on their arms.
are you completely dismissing the extent to which foreign powers have interfered in much of what is the 3rd world today?
Tariffs, subsidies, political interference, colonialism, propping up dictators all of that just dismissed outright?
Those euro-lefties work always against progress. Food production, this is ideal job for undeveloped countries.
Yet people in undeveloped nations aren't "allowed" to sell their produce without heavy tariffs internationally and western farmers reap huge subsidies that (correct me as I may be wrong) tend to go over what is "allowed" anywhere else.
You really think Vietnam and Cambodia would be the mess they are now had the way for anarchy not been paved by foreign intervention? You really think the people of Indonesia would be in the obscene debt they are now had it not been for the support for their dictator (then suddenly condemning him and subsequent divvying up of its' resources)?
The list gets real real long and real real ugly so you may want to reorient how you're approaching the whole idea.
You're presenting one polarity that simply doesn't reflect the complexity of the situation. What society has shown me is that typically your arguement or style therein is usually countered with an equally absurd argument but at the opposite end of the political spectrum from some other person unable or unwilling to look for more than a soundbite answer.
This in effect is the divide and conquer approach i'd encourage if my goal was to ensure that nothing ever gets done and those accountable for the problem (on all sides) don't get too much attention:
First thing is to take sufficient advantage ofpoor people in poor nations
raise awarness on the plight of these people
get the public to feel a collective guilt
stoke the fires with some pc campaigning
then increase immigration of the poor or simply do nothing to keep it in check
wait for inevitable human nature to take effect
stoke the fires if need be and wait for the backlash
maybe then it'll be time to immediately drop all tariffs and wait for the european farmer to go belly up and so on- whatever it takes to keep people down as a whole and bickering amongst themselves and distracted from the complexities that actually surround the root cause.