For a long time, America and European countries and Japan benefited from
capitalism. they made products cheaper and better than other countries
of the world and enjoyed export profits.
This is as it should be,
except sometimes, these countries wanted more and use their military
superiority to enforce unequal treaties to favor their commerce. Weak
countries have no Diplomatic negotiation power and must take it in the
chin.
Now, the oversea countries like Korea, China, India, Brazil and
many other third world countries are developing their own industries.
They are also strong enough to resist the first world countries demand
for unequal treaties. They can sell their products to the first world
countries. They are enjoying export profits, although they do not use
any illegal strategy like military blackmails.
This naturally take away
some jobs long enjoyed by first world country workers. Is this fair to
the workers who lost their jobs here? Obviously "not" to them. Did
anyone ever wonder when the first world countries sold their exports to
the third world countries, they took away manufacturing jobs in the
third world countries?
The first world country exports hurt the
livelihood of the third world countries worker in the past. Now the
scale is reverse. Do we only favor capitalism when it benefit us, and
not the reverse?
