Globalism is good and bad
I want to be in my independent, unitary, indivisible and sovereign country 🇷🇴 <:salut:730846445732888630>
it has made our lives incalculably easier and will not stop, nor should it
Sovereignty is possible in a globalized world
errr
Immigration reform is needed, yes, but it doesn't mean keep everyone out
no thanks i don't want globalism
you don't want all the other goods the world provides?
Me neither, I don't want for my Leaders to be ruled by the Globalists
trade is fine, not uniting the world under 1 government
im in disguise lol lets see how this goes
good luck <:salut:730846445732888630>
ill need it
Globalism doesn't ensure one global government
it's the transfer of goods and ideas, not the merger of countries
One friend of mine on a server said we could have a united world federate country
I don't want this
found this in the same comment section as well wander if this should go in memes section
Neither do I. That's an extreme version of globalism. Don't buy it, that isn't reality
globalists want everybody under 1 government, 1 ideology
not true
who said that
"we need to stop letting white old men being president"
name three global leaders who currently advocate for that
Literally elects one
transfer of goods is capitalistic isn't it?
globalism and capitalism are not inherently exclusive
"I also see people siding with fascism here and that is really extreme. "<:Brainlet:752612764287238240>
ok so what do you think globalism is
ngl kinda lost in this discussion sooo ight ima head out xD ttyl
globalism: a national policy of treating the whole world as a proper sphere for political influence
Not many people adhere to that definition, nor is it accurate
one-world government will never happen nor succeed
I agree with you there
not at this rate
all that stuff is being torn down
"No offense but trump says he wants to make America great again, I want to know when was America great? Like I really want to know at which point of time"-<:Brainlet:752612764287238240>
America was great after the Civil Rights movement
1980's
Ronald Reagan
1990s
