>be American >want to remove globalism >still using

>>70974603
all of my products are just the way i like them
>designed in the us
>built by chinese children

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>haha you drive a German car and use a Korean phone so you should let millions of uneducated third worlders into your country

>>70974703
That doesn't explain the hypocrisy.

>>70974603
I like imports. You also appear to like them. You still haven't gotten rid of the descendants of those criminals you brought in, friend.

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>globalism=globalisation
Ahh yes very good high five :)

>>70974603
>Globalism and globalization is the same thing

>>70974732
>That doesn't explain the hypocrisy.

Trade between countries is a good thing, uncontrolled immigration is a bad thing.

The CEOs of Microsoft and Goole and many other tech companies are Indian. It we weren't allowed to import high IQ south Asians in mass, silicon valley would leave, taking billions of dollars from our economy, and go to India.

>>70974703
Nobody is impressed by your $3,000 E36

>hurr durr globalism doesn't mean you have to accept immigrants
That's not what this is about. Trump and his supporters have been calling for tariffs on goods not made in America. You are a hypocrite if you buy from companies that manufacture outside of America and support Trump. Companies left the US in the first place because the consumer didn't punish them for leaving. It's our fault.

>>70974603
Most americans don't even understand the concept of globalism, let alone want to get rid of it.

>>70974995
You're expecting consistency from reactionaries. These people would chimpout the minute tariffs began targeting electronics.