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Did anyone know that using the term "globalist" may get you labeled a racist?
Don Lemon: The Term 'Globalist' Is Racist, Anti-Semitic
I think most know that being labeled a nationalist automatically is translated as being a "white nationalist" and a racist.
But is this accurate?
Pick up any history book and read how they describe the formation of America. They describe how America as a country persecuted the American Indian, all in the name of nationalism. But what they DON'T do is present how America was formed due to the globalist influences of both England and France. For you see, war after war was fought in America between the two super powers, all in the name of globalism. In fact, slavery was brought to the America's by Spain.
And what of immigration? Should all immigrants from abroad be welcomed in to any given country? Just ask the American Indian.
Isn't it funny how all school text books are ideologically written to attack nationalism while ignoring the evils of globalism?
So both the media and academia are against nationalism and for globalism, but do you know why? It's because if you really want to know who is running things, the best way to find out is to find out who you cannot criticize.
Don Lemon: The Term 'Globalist' Is Racist, Anti-Semitic
I think most know that being labeled a nationalist automatically is translated as being a "white nationalist" and a racist.
But is this accurate?
Pick up any history book and read how they describe the formation of America. They describe how America as a country persecuted the American Indian, all in the name of nationalism. But what they DON'T do is present how America was formed due to the globalist influences of both England and France. For you see, war after war was fought in America between the two super powers, all in the name of globalism. In fact, slavery was brought to the America's by Spain.
And what of immigration? Should all immigrants from abroad be welcomed in to any given country? Just ask the American Indian.
Isn't it funny how all school text books are ideologically written to attack nationalism while ignoring the evils of globalism?
So both the media and academia are against nationalism and for globalism, but do you know why? It's because if you really want to know who is running things, the best way to find out is to find out who you cannot criticize.