In theory, there are couple benefits: * Cheaper products for everyone * Competition drives innovation * Lower risk of large-scale wars * Ship high-pollution

In theory, there are couple benefits: * Cheaper products for everyone * Competition drives innovation * Lower risk of large-scale wars * Ship high-pollution industries overseas * Improved price stability In practice, it falls apart because... - US has a poor social safety net. Low-income workers often end up jobless or in even lower skilled jobs - Globalism builds bigger corporations, which actively suppress competition - Big direct wars are replaced with constantly simmering proxy wars - We can't control environmental degradation in other countries