Predatorship is a kind of feeding system where a predator feed's on its victim known as the prey, that is also the way the world Economy is been structured to run, somebody will say this is a conspiracy theory.
Looking at how world events has taken place over time I have come to the conclusion that there is a system that is silently working without many noticing that it's Predatorship where a predator with a much greater strength feeds on its prey that is helpless.
From the time of military conquest where stronger nations will attack and capture smaller nation's and take them captives and turn them into slave and start working for them thereby increasing the country military and Economic wealth and allot of nation's or empire emerge such as Egyptian empire, Persian, Greek and finally the Roman empire all of these great nation's came to limelight through Predatorship feeding on the wealth of weaker nation's as the nation's they defeated pay tribute to them and keep there Economies running.
To the Time of the agricultural age which begot the Slave trade stronger nations capture and bought slave to work on their farm so they can feed their population and finally Slave was no longer sustainable and it was collapsed to colonisation where stronger nations use military force to rule and govern smaller nation's and extracted and exploited other nations wealth to increase their economic strength and feed their population
Infact the development of Europe was accelerated during the colonial time as the wealth of the smaller colonies was used in building what is known as the so called developed European society it was as a result of Predatorship. infact till today the results of this deadly association of prey and Predatorship is still visible as the prey which is basically the third world Nation's are basically struggling to stand because of the prey that has fed and injured it very well.
And till today the post colonial Economies too are basically practicing Predatorship as smaller nation's basically live and align with the foreign policies and dictate of bigger nation's.
Of course, the idea really pertains to Asia too. There are many countries of the region that share similar historical problems of exploitation and colonialism. For example, India and Indonesia are highly exploited countries during the times of the colonizer. More wealth benefits the colonizers than the local people.
We have also witnessed in Asia that sometimes, economies navigate complicated relationships with major powers, like China and the United States. That can create dynamics that reflect those historical dynamics. For instance, a smaller Southeast Asian country might notice that its policies work well with those of its larger neighbor. That affects its economic independence.
Intra-Asian dynamics, such as trade relations; it may also reflect evolutionary relationships. It can depict the strong economies like China that play an important role in regional trade. This may lead to differences regarding past interests.
To solve these problems, Asian countries need to strengthen cooperation in the region as well as formulate policies that will stress out the need for even development and mutual respect. Organization of mechanisms like ASEAN already aims at promoting cooperation; however, a lot needs to be done so that every country can progress independently.
And the colonization was accepted as a case of "If you can not beat them then you should join them" all just to survive.
I am not going to conspire with you in this but I know you are right.
It is unfair that even til date, there is still the practices of the advanced countries suppressing the underdog countries because even after being sovereign in meeting with the legal and responses and capacities of governing itself, those colonies would still make them feel lower class as self independent in deciding their responsive rights.
Worse be it that even in the nation, citizens rebels each other were defensive is only for the strong whole the weals are humanity and being enslaved of working for the rich.
Here is why some says "they works like the elephants and eats like the ants".
There is the deep sadness and anger that many people feel over the legacy of colonialism and present inequality. Sadder still is the fact that independence has come without much moving away from or getting rid of the remnants of oppression and inferiority perpetrated by powerful states upon many countries.
This parable of the elephant and the dog reflects how vividly -a servant-and riches do lie in the pockets of a few. It reminds the society of grave social injustices which continue to form the basis of life and community.
Compassion in such a situation means taking cognizance of the historical background and the fierce fight people are going through to protect their rights and dignity. The people's courage in speaking against injustice is commendable. And the international community must support activities leading to equality and dignity for all nations and their citizens.
I mean, that sounds an awful lot like capitalism.
Someone works for a boss, the boss works for someone else, and so on and so forth, and 10 steps later you have the big boss that runs it all. And money flows (or should I say trickles) downwards.
Obviously it's a problem for people with a lot of expenses (e.g. a family) and not enough means to pull them out of it.
One more interestingly related idea has to do with the relationship of capitalism with the "predatory" dynamics we have been discussing. In one respect, capitalism can perpetuate the old system where wealth and power are at the top and the groups below are struggling just to make ends meet.
In looking at the boss versus the employee, it will point out how economic systems can perpetuate inequality. This subsequently sets off a vicious cycle that ensures people with more power and resources continue to garner all those benefits while many others suffer as they have been given too little. For example, opportunities to make more money are often out of sight for people without means. Such a circumstance makes it almost impossible for families to better themselves.
It is a social phenomenon that mirrors the historical legacy of exploitation and, equally so, the current economic practice. In redressing such inequalities, a collaborative effort will be required in rethinking how we ought to organize outcomes and assist others in need.
