I don't think anyone disagrees with the idealized notion of making the world better. But there's tons of room for disagreement in how to do so. I've even hear

I don't think anyone disagrees with the idealized notion of making the world better. But there's tons of room for disagreement in how to do so. I've even heard some argue that prosperity is a limited resource, and that "globalists" naively believe there's enough of it to spread around the entire planet. Obviously if you're already well off (U.S.) then there's only one direction for you to go when the spreading happens: down. FWIW, I don't believe in this line of thinking. But, I think there are some interesting theoretical considerations that I don't fully understand. The idea of prosperity being a limited resource is, at least, interesting to think about.