On Dec 16, 1:55 pm, john mann <[email protected]> wrote:
> 1. Relatively wealthy people ARE required to give some of their money to 
> poorer people in their own country; this happens in EVERY country in the 
> world...its the tax system...sometimes its a lot of money...sometimes, its 
> not as much...and people across the world accept this...they may feel angry 
> when they feel they are giving too much, but on the whole we all accept it.
>

That's not a requirement to share their wealth.


> 2.All wealthy countries give money as gifts or donations to countries in need 
> or when theres a natural disaster or after a war etc...BUT this form of 
> giving is VOLUNTARY.
>

My friend,
Listen to this one. Americans give billions of dollars every year to
other nations around the globe including Cambodia. Do you think that
Americans gift is purely a donation to help others. If you do, think
again. Americans don't spend money for nothing. The words may go along
with what you think. But think again.



>   What I was getting at when I responded to an email from Bury is the need or 
> REQUIREMENT for wealthy developed countries to give money to needy countries 
> when the wealthy countries have caused the problem.  
>

Wealthy country spend money to other nations like Cambodia are not for
nothing.
If you believe that it is a pure gift, think again.



>     The main issue as I write today in Copenhagen is that the poor countries 
> are saying that the wealthy countries MUST be REQUIRED to give money to help 
> poor countries mitigate the effects of sea rise and temperature rise not just 
> as a straight gift but because over the past 100 or more years its the 
> wealthy countries who have caused the problem...The second issue in 
> Copenhagen is basically - if we could require the world to pollute less we 
> wouldnt be asking for money at all because global warming would slowly come 
> to a halt..
>

Do you think that industrialized nation will abide by that agreement?
Cambodia has nothing to loose in that matter. Industrial nations do.

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