happydolphin on 07 March 2012
| leatherhat said: Sub Saharan Africa has a population of 800 million people. The people of the region are incapable of feeding themselves due to relying on subsistence farming. The lack of resources is a the cause of all the war and disease in these countries. Sub Saharan Africa will have a population of 3 billion people in 2050 at the current birth rate. Figure it out. |
So, let me just get this straight, okay? Are you trying to say:
1) The Sub Saharan Africa problem is greater than the Kona problem.
or
2) The problems are already so big why bother.
Honestly, I'm not sure. If it's 1) though, I'm certain it's better to start somewhere and make change happen, then to look at bigger problems and say "we're going nowhere".
If you start small and actually succeed, it's a building block towards a greater movement of change. Think of it that way.
