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I agree, but I don't see globalism as a recent phenomenon. In the United States the bourgeoisie has been importing labor since the countries inception, whether
by hgs3 3y ago
I agree, but I don't see globalism as a recent phenomenon. In the United States the bourgeoisie has been importing labor since the countries inception, whether it was the slave trade, the railroads, the industrial revolution, or guest worker visas. They've been constantly shipping in folks and dividing the locales. Today their favorite tactic for dividing folks is using social shaming, i.e. calling you a xenophobic. You can see this manufactured in-fighting in this very thread. We need to call out this subversion, unite as labor, and fight the real enemy.