That's a good point. It's easy to bring a lot of good to a lot of people when there's a lot of money to be made from a lot of natural resources.
It's also easy to let "just a little" corruption ride along as a political price for getting things done.
Problem is, "just a little" corruption always becomes "a bit more" corruption and then "way too much" corruption. And while the good and the corrupt engage in battle royale for limited resources, the poor and hungry are soon forgotten.
It's also easy to let "just a little" corruption ride along as a political price for getting things done.
Problem is, "just a little" corruption always becomes "a bit more" corruption and then "way too much" corruption. And while the good and the corrupt engage in battle royale for limited resources, the poor and hungry are soon forgotten.