apple0154
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apple, my apologies if you have answered this and I missed it. What would be the benefit in your opinion to having a one world government?
Thanks for asking. I was beginning to feel guilty monopolizing this thread responding to Classic Liberal. HA!
I see a number of benefits. For example, natural resources. Oil is used to make many products we use every day. There could be two-tier pricing for oil. One price when used as a fuel and one price for essentials such as drugs, etc. (Such as different lotions and creams which are made with pharmaceutical grade petrolatum (a yellowish or whitish, translucent, gelatinous, oily, semisolid, amorphous mass obtained from petroleum: used as a lubricant, rust preventive, in the manufacture of cosmetics, and in medicine as a protective dressing, emollient, and ointment base) or mineral oil (often used as bases for different topical medications). Also tar made from petroleum is used in topical medications for psoriasis. At least keep a reserve.
Then there's the natural medications associated with the rain forests. And, of course, the trees themselves being beneficial to cleaning the air.
Then there's the major disputes that occur between nations and the proliferation of weapons. The latter requires every country to keep a look out.
Then there's food production. Certain areas grow certain foods better than others. A more organized use of land as the population increases especially in countries where nothing is presently being farmed.
It's more a case of one world management. I don't believe such a "unit" needs to get involved in every day laws which are usually passed by communities. Enforcement can be done by a thorough embargo against such countries that don't co-operate. It certainly wouldn't be smooth sailing for at least a generation or two but it can be started.
Just as evolution started with families, then tribes, then countries, then alliances between countries I believe a one world government would greatly benefit mankind.