It's quite a moral failing when the US threatens poor countries for not wanting our used goods.
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Why can't Africa get it together? The world has been sending aid there for decades. They're always starving, always at war/genocide. Why?
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Because of extreme corruption...
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Well throwing money at it definitely won't help. They need to figure it out for themselves.
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I agree!
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Previously worn is one thing, but sending them rags you wouldn't wear yourself might be the problem.
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Dear Russia: Africa needs garment factories as well as textiles .
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USA has terrible fitting fashions, cheap textiles isn't good enough for Africans. You must have your own domestic factories !
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I respect feeling of people
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I can't read the article, but the headline doesn't surprise me. Imported second hand clothes hurt local textile markets.
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Hell, with an idiot Toddler-in-Chief, the http://U.S.is being punished by the U.S.!
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You're probably wrong. People in the countries want the secondhand clothes, but the governments think free stuff is a bad thing.
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Hallelujah. They will not need overseas aid any more
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