[Busted Keyboard]

I understand what you're saying and I agree with you.

IMO, the world is entering the post-nation-state era. People are being divided into two camps: the globalists who are willing to cast aside allegiances to any country for the sake of making a profit, and the conservative nationalists who still believe there is value in preserving the history and traditions of the nation-state.

Conervative nationalists -- while embracing capitalism and a free-market economy -- also believe in ensuring their own country has a healthy, strong, diversified economy, with jobs for all those who are willing to work. Conservative nationalists are willing to put country before profit.

To globalists, countries don't matter -- profit does. Globalists put profit before country. They are willing to see the US become the Appalachia of the global economy as long as their corporations continue to make money.

IMO.

[maui_hawaii]

They are willing to see the US become the Appalachia of the global economy as long as their corporations continue to make money.

Bump. Definately.

The problem with these guys is they want everything from America, but they don't want to give anything to America.

Like I said before, the right way is like ranching. You have to fatten the herd, and constantly nurture before you can eventually reap what you want from them.

When its time to butcher the animal, you don't kill the whole herd. You take the one that is ready to be taken. That way, tommorrow you still have a herd.

[singsong]

Globalists put profit before country.
Good points. Let me just note: profit=control, country=its ideals. So, you got quite close. The globalists agenda is murder... of an ideal, of a dream... You know which one, right?