"In his re-edited world map, McArthur wants to emphasize his discomfort with the original map. That's why I thought I must have a problem with the original map, and I started to study the original map.

“I wonder what bothers me on this map?” I asked the question and started to think about this question. Later on, I realized that the borders of other states do not have much of a function for the states that dominate the world today. They can always hide behind an excuse and exploit any place they want, as if there are no borders.

In fact, these expansionist states are so hypocritical that when a problem arises in the world, they become the most indomitable defenders of state borders. The reason for this is that they have to protect these borders that they have drawn for their own benefit in order to continue their own benefits. This is why we see hundreds of unnecessary lines on the world political map. When we remove all these lines and see the areas outside the expansionist states only with their geographical features, we can understand how the imperialists see the world.

Areas outside their borders are important to them only for geographical reasons such as energy source and strategic location. Neither the name nor the political status of the others means anything to them, and even their own names do not matter. Their own state is just a tool for them. Although the names of the expansionists change, their purpose always remains the same."