A used as an antonym to nationalism, but seldom by purported "globalists," to describe any ideology opposite to nationalism. It'
s exact meaning, however, varies depending on who you ask among the following:
1. An ideology which broadly supports free trade, international markets, and freer movement of capital and
people.
2. An ideology which supports divesting
power from national institutions into international institutions or multinational agreements. Examples include the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, European Union, the Eurozone, the United Nations, as well as agreements such as the Montreal Protocol, the Iran Nuclear
Deal, or the
Trans-Pacific Partnership.
3. An ideology secretly pushed by George Soros in an attempt to impose global dictatorship, strip citizens of sovereign nations of rights, take your firearms,
track you with vaccines, flood a county near you with Islamofascist Mexican cartel refugees, and establish a new world order. If you belief this, my
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1. The Liberal Party has turned to globalism through its
commitment to bilateral trade agreements.
2. Globalism
seriously threatens our national sovereignty.
3. The proponents of globalism are poisoning the water to
make your frogs gay.
