personally ive become less happy about it as time goes on

my main gripes are the erosion of cultures, mainly due to the world being addicts of american media

but also economic as it makes different countries too reliant on other countries, which sucks because those other governments arent elected by your country

  • Soviet Snake@lemmygrad.ml
    51·
    3 years ago

    That is not a byproduct of globalization but of liberalism, it has to have an hegemonic culture that invades others to secure its ideological superstructure. There are two ways, to reject globalization (therefore it is imperative for the need of ethno States; fascism) or to embrace globalization (capitalism and socialism/communism), only with Marxism can globalization trully bloom a la Star Trek.

      • GenkiFeral
        11·
        3 years ago

        do we want anyone’s values shoved down our throats? Does it really matter if it is the left or the right doing it? I’d want to kill both for it. Values and culture tend to change our time and with circumstance and therefore most are rather subjective, so trying to force that on others is unethical.

        If I allow you to dress like a woman, mister, would you allow me to believe beings called angels fly and that a man name Jesus came back from the dead and walked on water and has an invisible daddy? Isn’t tolerance about allowing us to have our own values and to live with the consequences of those and isn’t Marxism a forced value? You can practice Marxism in a capitalist country, but how can you practice capitalism in a Marxist one? Isn’t it the freedom of choice that makes us good or bad? If I force you to be good (or imprison you), are you really good and can you really brag about no robbing anyone for 10 years when you were in jail for those years? And, unless I misunderstood, an ethno-state can be Marxist or any other political type and has nothing to do with fascism. The USA is very mixed, yet largely fascist and becoming more so every day.