RE: RE: Globalism and the Hegelian Dialectic: Create the problem that encourages people to embrace the idea you want implemented.
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RE: Globalism and the Hegelian Dialectic: Create the problem that encourages people to embrace the idea you want implemented.

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False dichotomy.

Many more choices than that. Globalism does not mean people will get the rulers and the governance they want. Tyrants love the concept of Globalism. It was a driving force for Hitler. It sounded appealing to Mao, to Stalin, and many other tyrannical leaders. It goes back as far as we have recorded history. (for those of us that read and comprehend history... rather than ignoring or erasing what we don't like) that there are those who want to rule the world. I don't know of any of them that were not tyrants. At least I can't find an example.

So if YOU are content to wear shackles that is your choice. When you think you have the right to put other people into shackles too because you like them. No. Come and try. I'll die trying to stop you... or perhaps it is you that will die. ;) Bring it on.

@dwinblood: False dichotomy. | Ecency