Help me out here. Really.

So like, we (the USA), or the red cross, or the UN, or the South Africa Girl Scouts can declare a 'regional public health emergency' in... I dunno, let's say Japan. Or DPRK/North Korea. Or, instead of a health emergency, we can declare a humanitarian crisis, or human rights crisis, or whatever.

Doesn't mean a goddamn thing to North Korea or Japan. They gonna do whatever the fuck they wanna do.

Likewise, what do we care if some snooty World Health Organization, or the WEF, or the South African Girl Scouts, or the UN, declare a humanitarian crisis in the Texas Mexico border? Or Syphilis crisis in Atlanta? Or AIDS crisis in San Francisco?

Doesn't mean shit to us. We'll just keep doing what we want, whatever our thing is. Juche in the American Style.

This just seems like WHO is making new regulation to make themselves feel more important. It doesn't change anything.

Am I wrong?