You got me to thinking. I think you ask too much of people unless you are addressing the countries under the umbrella of this type of abuse. It's like telling another person to run someone else's house instead of his or her own. If you think this through, you might get a little insight into why some dignitaries hesitate rather than go against another dignitary as a Rambo of some type. That's why there is the word "diplomacy," which not a lot of people have competence in. All abuse is unlike the Golden Rule and does the opposite of what it would do if carried out. Everyone is responsible for it but not for someone else's responsibility for carrying it out. That is why we work together trying to reason and persuade others that wrong is wrong, period. However, if I were to go get a weapon and kill someone who killed someone else, etc., who would be the wronged and the wrongdoer. Both I say. If we got with the people of those places and raised our voices with them, then possibly we could be their help, i.e., bring about changes enacted by laws.
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