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I wonder what the OP means by "globalists" and "internationalists". Are there any other words that he or she could use in place of those? Hmm.

• sleepysysadmin 6y ago
  >I wonder what the OP means by "globalists" and "internationalists". Are there any other words that he or she could use in place of those? Hmm. Globalism is still there but is also dying. The problem with rebranding efforts is that it makes the subject difficult. In essence globalism was a failed attempt to destroy borders and have no immigration as a subject. Have just 1 global government and only 1 set of laws. The reason why globalism has essentially failed is because you can never in a million years do this without force. The country that doesn't go along with it becomes wealthy by not being it. Globalization is the the antithesis of globalism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalism_(politics) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalism_(politics) In terms of internationalism it's just another brand of socialism that failed. There's no need to use another word because it's correct. Nobody today goes by the term because it's dead as socialism is.
  • cozuya 6y ago
    Imagine spending all this time and effort to defend your dogwhistle. Yikes.
    • sleepysysadmin 6y ago
      >Imagine spending all this time and effort to defend your dogwhistle. Yikes. You had a question and I answered in good faith. I accept your concession.