Wednesday, June 4, 2014

SANITARY LIVING CONDITIONS



Some people in the world haven’t got access to basic plumbing for clean drinking water and sewerage.  Without these essentials, health deteriorates.  The superior West has the responsibility, the duty of care to rectify the situation.  As it is the west, the Imperials of Europe that decided to pillage in the global south, it is they who have to bear the burden   of reparations.  If not reparations, then out of respect for human fraternity.  A bond, if you may exists between all humans.  It is out of the bond, that those able should endeavor to uphold the basic rights of every citizen in this world.  It is not asking too much to deliver taps and toilets and showers for the seven billion in this world.  Without the advanced sciences of the Northwest, we cannot give taps, and toilets and showers to everyone.  While we indulge in lobster and wine, it is not asking too much from us to limit our consumption so that some poor child in the Sahara can have access to basic sanitary living conditions.
  

The body needs to excrete waste.   A toilet is a luxury to a lot people in this world.   The poor have to squat near a river or a tree to do their business.   When they want to go there next, their pile of dodo is still there.   This gets extremely unhealthy from which disease and death occur.   Mortality is high and at earlier ages in the south and east, except for China, Russia, Japan and the small islands of Singapore and Kuala lampur.   It is the access to technology, a language of the literate.   We have to teach them to make their own infrastructure; however that may take twenty to fifty years as witnessed in the above-mentioned states, after World War.   We have responsibility to intervene and negotiate some aid in development, however instead of handing out cash American dollars, it would be more effective to sent in civilian trades people to build cities of the future complete with plumbing, electricity, gas, road, rail, bridges, dams, garbage trucks and hospitals

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