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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
  • In northern Tanzania, claims of forcible eviction from the Maasai community have sparked protests in a growing fight with the government. A Maasai delegation is currently in Europe, seeking international help to stop the authorities from moving Maasai communities out of Loliondo, near the Kenyan border, and the Ngorongoro Crater conservation area, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Both areas are famous for high-end safari tourism, which contributes significantly to the economy, and the Tanzanian government says they must be protected. But the Maasai claim the decision to relocate them from these lands has destroyed both their lives and livelihoods.
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Komentáře • 174

  • @tresiabiagi
    @tresiabiagi Před rokem +29

    Before there were government laws and rules the land was occupied by the tribes

  • @richardkey1678
    @richardkey1678 Před rokem +23

    It is always about money, and whoever is behind this could care less about the Maasai. The ambassador appears disingenuous at the very least.

  • @susannanordlund601
    @susannanordlund601 Před rokem +21

    When interviewing a lying Tanzanian ambassador you must be properly prepared. He wasn't even questioned about the brutal and illegal military eviction and demarkation operation in Loliondo, and further efforts to steal their livestock, after having stolen most of the Maasai grazing land.

    • @kb_rtd1430
      @kb_rtd1430 Před rokem

      The system in place has worked thus far for millenia. Obviously, the external influence being imposed has proven negative consequences. Why not expand on the existing system that is proven instead of adopting an external model that has shown negative impacts on indegenous communities worldwide? African leaders apparently dont trust their own proven solution and by extension, inventions thereby trashing their own to plunge their countries further down a hole they did not create. By the time they realize they followed the wrong model, they will be too far down the pit to be able to climb back up to the top all because they did not trust their own proven model, choosing instead to adopt a foreign " kaburu" model that works for the kaburu but doesnt work for indegenous natives or wanainchi. Case in point, mtalii ni nani? Mchaga ama Mmasai ama ni mzungu?

  • @Pou1gie1
    @Pou1gie1 Před rokem +37

    It's too bad they didn't think to give her an ear piece with a separate translator translating what the host and lawyer are saying to each other. She is completely cut off from the discussion between the two men. So, if she has something to add or correct, she can't do so.

    • @kingkongprimpinella774
      @kingkongprimpinella774 Před rokem +7

      That^s what I thougt. Also very impolite from the Host.

    • @dennistate5953
      @dennistate5953 Před rokem +5

      I noticed.

    • @SkyGlitchGalaxy
      @SkyGlitchGalaxy Před rokem

      Oh, how virtuous. You are the hero she has no use r benifit from, but u exist.

    • @louniece1650
      @louniece1650 Před rokem +3

      It was incredibly rude. Did they have her there as some sort of a decorative prop? Incredibly disrespectful of these two men.

    • @OZ1111-s3k
      @OZ1111-s3k Před rokem +1

      She's not there to communicate.
      She's there as a presence only.

  • @GEMINDIGO
    @GEMINDIGO Před rokem +24

    The Masai is part of the land and the ecosystem...

    • @tomatom9666
      @tomatom9666 Před rokem

      @Broski Snowski We are all part of the ecosystem. In this case, evicting the maasai will also mean eventually the natural land will be taken and destroyed because there is no reason not to.

    • @bubshab
      @bubshab Před rokem

      @Broski Snowski Human species have been in this area for nearly 2 million years. They are part of the ecosystem.

    • @tanzanite9944
      @tanzanite9944 Před 24 dny

      Because you don't know Maasai that's why you are burking. They have nil millions of Cattle and you want them to live in a land that is small and shared with wild animals.

  • @Stella-iy4zf
    @Stella-iy4zf Před rokem +14

    Maasai knows best for land.

  • @rafayeledama
    @rafayeledama Před rokem +6

    The ambassador just alluded that the Maasais were living there (Ngorongoro) since independence, then says 'illigally', who legalized any form of settlement pre-indepence? Land adjudication came later...and communities were settled in ancestoral lands. Secondly, the relocation is forceful...because of violent eviction without the consent of the community!!!

  • @KmcholdingsKenyaLtd
    @KmcholdingsKenyaLtd Před 7 měsíci +4

    The Natural Resources in those areas are what is being protected and kept in reserve in the name of Plant and wildlife conservation for the future benefit of Foreign powers to Tanzania this is the story of the old and new scramble for Africa.

  • @marcomathayo1366
    @marcomathayo1366 Před rokem +10

    I can feel the esteem raised by Advocate Oleshangai Joseph. The crystal hardship imposed by the government to the Maasai isn't a point of human right its a forceful and malice to let them perish without concern regarding humanity or whatever rights related. Its an illegal and indirect genocide to exterminate certain group of people entirely.

  • @YABBAHEY1
    @YABBAHEY1 Před rokem +9

    When in the history of the world have bank owners held rural indigenous people's rights other than a conflict of their interests ?
    Just be honest, population explosion all over Africa has forced wild life into other areas & now you want to move a noble & proud tribe off their land because they're 'unsightly' for the new tourist theme park experience.

  • @ferreirinha95
    @ferreirinha95 Před 3 měsíci +2

    How sad these news. Breaks my heart, seeing our indigenous people still being treated with this violence and disrespect once again

  • @migueldiaz7939
    @migueldiaz7939 Před rokem +26

    They are being treated just like the Indians were and are in America. Brakes my heart 2 see it in real time. 😭

    • @Lajosen
      @Lajosen Před rokem +4

      @@rafaelw8115 Spanish and portugise settlers were just as or even more ruthless against south and central native americans.

    • @khust2993
      @khust2993 Před rokem +1

      @@Lajosen But the difference is that some native American ethnic groups in Spanish-occupied lands survived to this day, including their languages. Not the same with US where many were driven to extinction, the ones that survived were also highly mixed with Anglo-Americans.

    • @SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz
      @SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz Před rokem

      @@rafaelw8115 first of all, the people you call Native Americans, didn't exist as a name until the 1800's
      their were many different tribes in the country we now know as America
      before it even existed
      they went by their tribal names, not Native Americans
      even when the 13 Colonies of the North Eastern US was founded by the Pilgrims/Puritans from England they
      didn't stick a title on them until after the settlements became individual States
      knew one day my American History would come in Handy😂😁

    • @SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz
      @SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz Před rokem

      @@rafaelw8115 correck

    • @werebitch1313
      @werebitch1313 Před rokem +1

      ​@@rafaelw8115These are non-Maasi forcing Maasi off of their land. The government is not Maasi, that makes them outsiders. Color doesn't make any difference here.

  • @tresiabiagi
    @tresiabiagi Před rokem +10

    I would like to see what year this law was drawn up and put into effect

  • @kb_rtd1430
    @kb_rtd1430 Před rokem +5

    Ndio vile kaburu mzungu alifukuza wakikuyu kenya, waafrika south africa, wahindi amerikani wakawapatia "settlements". Tofauti sasa ni mwafrika mwenyewe amebadilika, ndio kaburu sasa anayemfukuza mwafrika mwenzake. Mashamba yalikuwa ya wote. Hakuna masai alifukuza masai mngine akisema hii ni shamba yangu nisikuone ukifuga wanyama wako hapa. Shamba ilikuwa ya kila mtu atumie kufuga wanyama. Ushasikia wamasai wanagombana juu ya ufugaji wa wanyama popote? Ni ukaburu ndio inawalazimisha waanze kugombana juu ya shamba. Bwana ambassador, wamasai wanajenga manyatta ambayo watahama waache wakiendelea kutafuta nyasi ya wanyama kula...."kama wildebeeste migration". Yaniumiza roho sana kusikia ambassador akisema wamasai waende shule kusoma bank manager bila kueleza vile waliobaki nyuma wafugaji wataishi. Ama wote waende shule? Ukaburu 2.0 mwafrika kwa mwafrika. Jenga masule badala ya kujenga mahoteli za kutumikia watalii.karibu kwote africa kuna wanyama wa porini na jamii hawafukuzwi kutoka mashambani except kule wamebadilisha ukaburu kutoka mkono ya wazungu na kuingia mkono wa mwafrica. Kenya, kwa mkono wa oloi tip tip mmasai haikuhamisha wamasai waende kwingine. Ni Tanzania imeanza kuchokora wa masai ili wawahamishe makwao!

  • @MrChillerNo1
    @MrChillerNo1 Před rokem +10

    For the Massai! This is Governmental overreach. Fight for you ancestral lands!
    The government wants to overtake for power. They want just tourism money and are not interested in conserving nature or culture.
    Much respect and strength to your people.

  • @werebitch1313
    @werebitch1313 Před rokem +10

    As a Native American, this sounds all too familiar. Humanity seems to never learn.

  • @GEMINDIGO
    @GEMINDIGO Před rokem +3

    It's a pity we didn't here more from that Massai woman!!

  • @pinkkyywells7299
    @pinkkyywells7299 Před rokem +1

    Just because the government gives you someone elses land doesnt mean your occupying the land is right and you known it.

  • @deepThink-su7tn
    @deepThink-su7tn Před rokem +4

    Colonialism begins at home. An old story made new. Amazing to know how one group of people thinks the other set of people should live. "Masai CEO." This chap is delusional at best. Staying in the West for a long period could do that to a person. Nobody bothers to take the time to ask Masai what they would like but are happy to impose these strange ideas on them as if the way to progress is a one-road highway.

  • @Jack-sk4mp
    @Jack-sk4mp Před rokem +5

    They should let them stay, just look at history to see how this kind of thing turns out. We did it to our natives in the US and it should have never happened. Learn from history, don't repeat it.

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem +4

    Stand up against evil government.

  • @bibi.isanazi
    @bibi.isanazi Před rokem +2

    why do i struggle to believe that ambassador a word? how can we help maaasai?

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem +1

    Fight for your rights..the people was born....cursed the government. Put animals before tourist

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem +1

    Don't let the government make you fight against your brother.

  • @NIGHTLIFE_AF
    @NIGHTLIFE_AF Před rokem +2

    Magufuli Where are You

  • @9Pivo
    @9Pivo Před rokem +6

    Were is BLM when you need em

    • @alika5771
      @alika5771 Před rokem +5

      In their mansions

    • @coin9007
      @coin9007 Před rokem

      Those people are given land in other places so I don't know and it's along time thing

  • @ingridsnook7636
    @ingridsnook7636 Před rokem +3

    Who in the Tanzanian government is benefiting from this?

  • @diazvirdani1059
    @diazvirdani1059 Před rokem +7

    *Tanzania🇹🇿 have border disputes with Malawi.*
    make border agreement & keep peace!

    • @IK_MK
      @IK_MK Před rokem

      I don't think we will settle this anytime soon

  • @susanb4816
    @susanb4816 Před rokem +3

    Tourists will stop going if this is made a campaign by the massai

  • @chemutaidavid4021
    @chemutaidavid4021 Před rokem +4

    Forceful eviction of Masai from their ancestral land is violating human rights by Tanzania government.

  • @raclark2730
    @raclark2730 Před rokem +2

    Eco fascism, colonialism. People belong in the landscape enviro purism is the wrong way.

  • @ShowemRight
    @ShowemRight Před rokem +1

    This is too sad and tough for me to hear this report, I mean what ever happen to going to tribes and have talks or negotiations. As a Bantu by way of America who people were brought here by cargo slave ships to face the most brutal bunch of people on the face of our Earth.

  • @danieljrpeters6637
    @danieljrpeters6637 Před rokem +4

    Is there any newly discovered mining resources on the Maasai land?

    • @atix50
      @atix50 Před rokem

      Russia or China???

    • @danieljrpeters6637
      @danieljrpeters6637 Před rokem

      @@atix50 Tanzania.

    • @atix50
      @atix50 Před rokem +1

      @danieljrpeters6637 I meant who are really pushing the move. There's obviously a player with $ looking to cash in on something in the area. And it's not the wildlife.

    • @danieljrpeters6637
      @danieljrpeters6637 Před rokem

      @@atix50 true, but I don't know who benefits from it all.

    • @atix50
      @atix50 Před rokem

      @danieljrpeters6637 Extremely rich ruthless people who couldn't care less about the consequences for the rest of us 99.9999% who inhabit the planet. As long as westerners consume and the poor suffer for it, they'll continue to destroy, corrupt, and pollute.

  • @soloac3234
    @soloac3234 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much DW for this, top quality content and reporting as usual.

  • @dennistate5953
    @dennistate5953 Před rokem +1

    Dr. David Winters, here, always served the Masai, and sold crafts they made in his office with Dr. Waldemar Kutzner. Go team! Praying!

  • @kazearaki853
    @kazearaki853 Před rokem +1

    the Maasai lady was completely cut off, I don't care about her lawyer opinion, I want to know her

  • @tresiabiagi
    @tresiabiagi Před rokem +2

    What is he talking about regulations? When did this regulations come in effect was that before the land was occupied by the tribes

  • @sweetiepie1862
    @sweetiepie1862 Před měsícem

    Is there an update on this? If so, please post a link that I can follow, thanks

  • @SalamaCan
    @SalamaCan Před 2 měsíci

    The Ambassador made good points!

  • @PeterKisiongo
    @PeterKisiongo Před měsícem

    The Ambassador made good point

  • @mooncake387
    @mooncake387 Před rokem +1

    This is what happened to the khoi and san tribes in Southern Africa, Massai fight for your land or they will wipe you out ✊🏿

  • @zigniingiz
    @zigniingiz Před rokem +1

    I think the economy in countries I've never been to are struggling with something that most countries have argued with obviously not common wealth countries but wealth has a factor

  • @mastvideos6298
    @mastvideos6298 Před rokem +1

    This happening in every country with tribes community .

  • @nymetro20
    @nymetro20 Před rokem +1

    The government is full of it they should’ve worked with the Maasai to find a better solution for the people not for the governments interest

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem +1

    Lies government lies him

  • @eric-222
    @eric-222 Před rokem +2

    Who's concerned about endangered species in Maasai lands? the Tanzanian government or Western governments?

    • @LewisWanjia
      @LewisWanjia Před rokem +1

      Maasai are found both in Kenya and Tanzania. The ones here are from the Tanzanian side. Don't drag Kenya into an issue we know nothing of.

    • @bibi.isanazi
      @bibi.isanazi Před rokem

      me

  • @kb_rtd1430
    @kb_rtd1430 Před rokem +2

    Ok! The govt. is relocating the masai so the chinese can build a geo-something park so the asians can come and enjoy it. Came out yesterday at night while everyone was asleep. Unesco site does not take into account the indegenous people who are part and parcel of the " unesco-ness" of the site.

  • @jacquelinejanssens4159
    @jacquelinejanssens4159 Před rokem +2

    So sad they lost their own place of why Life to live little world

  • @tresiabiagi
    @tresiabiagi Před rokem

    Think about it

  • @pinkkyywells7299
    @pinkkyywells7299 Před rokem

    You cant own land in TANZANIA, you can lease the government maintains ownsership

  • @uarrysmith
    @uarrysmith Před 22 dny

    The Masi will get up and fight for their rights, the Madi is indigenous people and the government can't move them, they should go to the United Nations and world court,

  • @kb_rtd1430
    @kb_rtd1430 Před rokem

    The Ambassador is not answering how the 200+ head of livestock, their mainstay, survive on a 2 acre plot of land! Mwongo huyo kaburu!

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem

    Discrimination against the people

  • @lorimchair2190
    @lorimchair2190 Před 9 měsíci

    Who is there first. That’s the way it should be. As the native Americans in the USA. But it’s always a battle.😡

  • @jsphfalcon
    @jsphfalcon Před rokem

    perhaps boycotting safaris

  • @Stella-iy4zf
    @Stella-iy4zf Před rokem +3

    The Masai already have been moved once.Not again.
    Who elected UNESCO????

  • @jillhbaudhaan
    @jillhbaudhaan Před rokem

    Pretty lady

  • @dillonbrown1454
    @dillonbrown1454 Před rokem

    Extremely disappointing.

  • @tiktak1448
    @tiktak1448 Před rokem

    Any country loosing the available maasais you will be loosing a wealthy culture
    Mukitimuliwa huko kujeni kenya 😅😅😅😅
    Tourists will follow the maasais wherever they go they love them😅😅😅😅😅

  • @africanlastborn7776
    @africanlastborn7776 Před rokem

    Why they've to go to Europe?that shows where the decision are made to displace the maasai.

    • @nenasiek
      @nenasiek Před rokem

      They are trying to put some political preasure on their own gov by talking to foreign press and politicians.
      Not that hard to understand...

    • @africanlastborn7776
      @africanlastborn7776 Před rokem

      @@nenasiek BBC and many western media have their branches in Tanzania.

    • @nenasiek
      @nenasiek Před rokem

      @@africanlastborn7776 so?
      They want westerners to be aware of the issue.
      I dont watch the Tanzanian version of the bbc, I watch the european one and would not know about this if it was just brought up in the african bbc, dw or any other western media

    • @TheDebunker2050
      @TheDebunker2050 Před rokem +1

      Who shows who really controls Africa

  • @Watcher994
    @Watcher994 Před rokem

    Joseph (human rights lawyer), are you from Tanzania?.

  • @user-ls7bm1lw9h
    @user-ls7bm1lw9h Před rokem

    The embassador is not even African he is caucasion😂😂😂😂😂😅

  • @nyaghosaimawashimbeshe8459
    @nyaghosaimawashimbeshe8459 Před měsícem

    We need president magufuli🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 back now 😓😢
    We need more and more like president Ibrahim taore🇧🇫🇧🇫🇧🇫 now please

  • @Kruse1
    @Kruse1 Před rokem

    Racism

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem

    Public

  • @inga1034
    @inga1034 Před rokem

    Масаи это бренд Танзании, как можно к ним так отпоситься? Куда смотрят все эти мировые организации?

  • @daleozwald6161
    @daleozwald6161 Před rokem

    ✊🏼

  • @susanb4816
    @susanb4816 Před rokem +2

    Colonialism comes full circle

    • @raclark2730
      @raclark2730 Před rokem +1

      Eco fascist colonialism, worse has happened in the Congo.

    • @susanb4816
      @susanb4816 Před rokem

      @@raclark2730 so are you saying ignore this?

    • @raclark2730
      @raclark2730 Před rokem

      @@susanb4816 No I an saying it is a part of a wider pattern /agenda.

  • @lornahay8585
    @lornahay8585 Před rokem

    Lies

  • @tiktak1448
    @tiktak1448 Před rokem

    Most tanzanians never educate their children
    Hawa watu hawana mpangilio na muelekeo wakimaisha😅😅😅😅😅😅
    Kujigamba tu na matusi isiyo na msingi😅😅😅😅
    Bure kabisa 😅😅😅😅

  • @datboib3432
    @datboib3432 Před rokem +3

    Lol “it’s the Europeans fault!”

    • @LewisWanjia
      @LewisWanjia Před rokem +2

      Technically yes. Each community had their own land rights and their own governance systems. The Maasai for example are found in both Tanzania and Kenya because of some arbitrary boundaries that were drawn in Berlin by the colonial powers. They were not even considering the ethnic or socio-cultural background of this "new found land" of Africa.

    • @JackTenrec-qk4zp
      @JackTenrec-qk4zp Před rokem +1

      @@LewisWanjia your argument is void, Germans got divided and guess what they did? they united
      you being ruled by others because you lack unity
      xenophobia and tribal racism is bedrock of Africa, unite and get a grip, stop living in the past and stop constantly blaming others for your inability to govern and prosper

    • @LewisWanjia
      @LewisWanjia Před rokem +2

      @@JackTenrec-qk4zp Wait, who divided the Germans? Wasn't it themselves and their ideologies? Secondly, what country right now would cede up territory? Even Spain doesn't want to give Catalunya their freedom. I know it's hard for a European to accept and acknowledge that they have been responsible for some of the worst actions in the past few centuries.

    • @JackTenrec-qk4zp
      @JackTenrec-qk4zp Před rokem

      @@LewisWanjia you can very easily get your freedom, leave all the conveniences of civilization and go live in the woods, come over to Scotland we have plant of space here, you can go up north and live in the moors, no one will brother you
      you been conquered, you lost a war you will get plundered, it has been like that since forever, stop crying bitching and moaning and get a grip

    • @eldios831
      @eldios831 Před rokem

      ​@@JackTenrec-qk4zp just asking why was it so hard for you people staying there in freezing Europe ...did you have to come over

  • @michelgarcia7144
    @michelgarcia7144 Před rokem +2

    C'est une horreur ... En plus contre ses propres freres. Il semble que nous n'avons plus ríen a faire sur cette Belle Terre. Le Diable a gagne son combat ....faite de combattants dans les rangos du Bien et de Dieu

  • @user-ls7bm1lw9h
    @user-ls7bm1lw9h Před rokem

    Caucasian embassador to a Caucasian nation😮

  • @twizerejulienne2731
    @twizerejulienne2731 Před rokem

    ARAB ARA BUYING AFRICA POLE POLE

  • @josemas3606
    @josemas3606 Před rokem

    Germany.if thete is a lot of Land.if they live there for 30 years.y move them so you give the land to the RICH OR THE OTHER RACE.

  • @magatism
    @magatism Před rokem +3

    Western model of development.

  • @JackTenrec-qk4zp
    @JackTenrec-qk4zp Před rokem

    you being ruled by others because you lack unity
    xenophobia and tribal racism is bedrock of Africa, unite and get a grip, stop living in the past and stop constantly blaming others for your inability to govern and prosper

    • @ugwuanyicollins6136
      @ugwuanyicollins6136 Před rokem

      Bruh we you guys had stayed in freezing europe, non of these would have happened, do we blame russia or china for our problems NO.

    • @JackTenrec-qk4zp
      @JackTenrec-qk4zp Před rokem

      @@ugwuanyicollins6136 Bruh? LOOOL Freezing Euroope ?? LMFAO Russia colonized and conquered Siberia and its natives go talked to them and see what they have to say BRUH LOOOL

  • @m2mike38
    @m2mike38 Před rokem +1

    But this attachment of Maasai on their body, I really don't like it.
    Only that this woman is better than the worse one.
    That piecing of flesh is too much.

    • @nenasiek
      @nenasiek Před rokem

      Then dont do it yourself, she can do what she wants.

  • @tresiabiagi
    @tresiabiagi Před rokem +1

    This is why we are in disarray in the West because we've lost our spiritual identity and self

  • @guyarrol582
    @guyarrol582 Před rokem

    Not such great Warriors after all I guess.

  • @rolanddouze129
    @rolanddouze129 Před rokem +1

    SHALAWAM SHABBAT family 👑 shame it's sounds like what the Egyptian said about the Israelites. Come and deal unjustly with them because they are growing in large amounts and they might wake up and see what happens to them and be piss off and you know the rest of the story.. shame 🎺🎺🔥🔥

  • @gaza1677
    @gaza1677 Před rokem

    In tz all land belongs to the govt
    The govt decides how the land will be used based on economic development of the area

    • @bibi.isanazi
      @bibi.isanazi Před rokem +3

      this is illegal, because the land doesnt belong to the prime minister nor ministers, but to the nation, maasai nation. they are owners.

    • @gaza1677
      @gaza1677 Před rokem

      ​@@bibi.isanaziaccording to tz law the govt has the final say on land use
      So if they feel the maasai are economically redundant then they are evicted
      This is very common in tz many people have been evicted before it's not unique to the maasai

  • @alexo2675
    @alexo2675 Před rokem +1

    There's plenty of land in Germany for the Masai to start something

    • @bibi.isanazi
      @bibi.isanazi Před rokem +1

      no, there is no such land with such climate conditions in germany

  • @joepopplewell680
    @joepopplewell680 Před rokem

    They can move somewhere else, they aren't endangered, the protected species are unique to that area, and can't just be moved. They should be compensated and moved peacefully however.

    • @bibi.isanazi
      @bibi.isanazi Před rokem +6

      nonsense. maasai nation has lived with the animals together for tousands years. masai cannot move somewhere else, where? why? they are endangered without sufficient means for their living. the species are not unique and they survived till now thanks to maasai. all this talks about protected endangered spieces is just an excuse to remove maasai and to get their land and to sell it to developers and earn money.

    • @joepopplewell680
      @joepopplewell680 Před rokem

      @@bibi.isanazi And they have probably unknowingly damaged native wildlife for thousands of years, they just got used to an equilibrium. Humans should strive to do more than merely exist. They should move up the value chain and try and develop their country or seek a better life elsewhere. Then they would have the money to be listened to, but if they thought they were just gonna let the world pass by around them unscathed then they were naïve, no-on listens to the poor, but they didn't think about that, they just focused on the day to day, and look where that got them.