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| Topic | Nationalist politics topic 16: Zealots accidentally bring us to historical truth |
| Espeon 06/21/19 10:07:54 AM #152: | I believe corporations are socially globalist (well, your definition of globalism...though you pretty much just lump everything you dislike as globalist, so its hard to pin down that definition), and economically nationalist. This lets them have their cake and eat it to. They can capitalize on the majority of the worlds population that are socially progressive, by positioning themselves as champions of progressive causes, thus earning them the sweet, sweet disposable income of reasonably wealthy people in developed nations. At the same time, it costs them absolutely nothing to vocally support globalist causes, just so long as they benefit from nationalism in the form of their economic bottom line. Your ideology is inherently divisive, pitting different groups against one another and making it easy for corporations to swoop in and take advantage of those divides. Tax breaks, sweat shops, pollution...its all a result of corporations pitting nationalist countries against one another to maximize their profits while milking those countries dry. --- Inviso's Most Adorabl-est Eeveelution Ever https://imgur.com/SSw6M9E ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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