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They have a billion people, they don't need foreign workers.

Regardless they will still be part of the global system

And the UK isn’t China

Which they could stop being a part of if they so wanted to.

It’s nothing like China

Sadly not.

We have Democracy.

So this is a pointless argument

The thing holding us back.

@SPOOKY Phil, Ruler of Heck I thought that a dick

@PureEvilPie define globalism because I am confused. It seems to be this weird ideology, unless of course you’re talking about trade and movement of people

imagine burning the lungs of the earth to farm cows

Soldier

We're bound by "international law"

Globalism is the global system we are part of

Another thing, holding us back.

It’s as simple as that

@Timeward lmao

We can’t get out of it

China uses its power, we don't.

most of the fires in the amazon region are farmers burning their farm lands, preparing for the next planting season, those farm lands aren't actually the amazon forest. Yes, some parts of the forest are burning, but it has been happening for a long time now, and the last week isn't even the fires peakk

Food, foods, material, data, Labour

It’s all shared across the world

In different ways

That’s globalism

Food, goods*

Easily stoppable for China.

imagine defending the amazon fires

Well... that’s held up by bretton woods, and I’m in America, we don’t have a lot of trade and are oil and natural gas independent

bet you gonna post a tim pool vid next

America has a shit load of trade

And in data and software a lot

why don't you go there 2k and do something about it?

No, that's trade. By Globalism, everyone means illegally importing migrants for changes of demographics, not having national sovereignty, mixing cultures

Lituania would be entirely reliant on a state that controlled Belarus and Poland. Strategically and economically. They are a non-issue. Plus, tbh, integral Lithuanian nationalism is dying out. And it was that nationalism that crafted the historiographical narrative of Lithuania as not a historical part of the same state as Poland. So assuming a strong (and non-abrasive) Poland, I don't see why relations shouldn;t be improving. Especially as the Soviet-minded elites die out.

@PureEvilPie even if that’s the case, America protects everyone’s trading

Remember that the "Lithuanian" in Polish-Lithuanian mostly referred to what we call Belarus today

sure if yoy pay my ticket tbh

What would happen if we stopped LARPing as world police man?

Pulling out of NATO and bretton Woods