Maybe you didn't understand my argument. I was mocking the definition of evil the person above me suggested.

I am not asserting you did claim that, I've just found that simply refuting that which is given usually ends the debating thread between myself and another. By bringing up further points, I've provided a broader platform to debate.

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Had these people jobs that were founded in their economies, these places would have the circulating economy we are so proud of. A developed society would in turn be more profitable for a globalized corporation, would it not?

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Simply, I am claiming that there are better alternatives to oversea peasantry when it comes to the welfare of those workers and the company.

Your beliefs are strong and reasonable, but you needn't act arrogant. Globalization does provide jobs to impoverished nations, but it is not exactly benificary to the economies of those very nations. By having no minimum wage, the standard of living increases not exponentially, but rather minutely. The wages these workers get are menial. Additionally, the lack of regulation overseas ensures the lack of workers rights.

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The profit gained by these corporations does not work it's way back to the 'host' economy. Instead, we benefit.

So;

-spelling errors

-malfunctioning products

-miscalculations

-studders, and

-attacking the wrong country

are all evil? Well, I suppose I agree on the last one.

Bibles and bullets, now that is my kind of fear !

Thank you. The lack of punctuation was rather misleading.

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No, that is an absurd idea. All that would need to be done is to make a series of floating platforms. Now this may cause us to rethink building foundations but I have my ideas.

I can't claim that I understood the enirety of your post. I ask that you rephrase it. Thank you

I suggest the best solution is to educate people on the urgency of this matter. This, followed by government mandates, will improve the odds of this problem diminishing. Additionally and/or alternatively, create landmasses in the Pacific Ocean.

Grave robbers have to make a living too, you know .

Isn't fear the only thing driving us onward, not only as individuals, but as a society? We as a people have been manipulated by fear throughout known history.