"Anytime [sic, any time] we buy a product .... we contribute to the [sic] poverty."  That is surely one of the strangest things I have read here on italki.  So, if we buy the following products:  shoes, books, toothpaste, food, a computer, a bicycle, a pencil, paper, a radio, or a newspaper, we are contributing to poverty?  I would have thought we are fighting against poverty, because our purchase allows the producers of those products to make a living.  The gratuitous, albeit politically chic, criticism of American products, was simply idiotic.

too easy blaming our governments. It is also our blame. Anytime we  buy a product, especially an American one, we contribute to the poverty.

Your question is based on the presumption that an individual and a government are two separate entities, which in the first place is wrong in itself. I think you fail to understand how the basic system works, that it all comes to together to form a singular collective which in itself is intrinsically flawed.

I think in some case we should blame ourself and in the other case we should blame the government. I believe of human resourse, I do not like to just depend on natural resourse. Look at Japan or Newzeland  there is no natural resoure and the both are developed country. On the other hand, there are many countries  have a lot of natural resourses, but their people live in poverty, in this case we must blame the goverment. 

whatever hapened,first of all,you have to find the reason in yourself instead of blaming environment.

Many ppl have not bad life even in poor countries.The same government.So why you are poor?What is wrong?