Category: Politics, Power, and Governance

by Vincent Deschenes 1. Globalism: Denies the importance and legitimacy of Nations. Lolbertarianism: Denies the importance and legitimacy of nations. 2. Globalism: Open borders and mass immigration. Lolbertarianism: Open borders and mass immigration. 3. Globalism: Race is a social construct, the mere thought that races may exhibit slight biological differences is irredeemably racist. Lolbertarianism: Race is a social construct, the mere thought that races may exhibit slight biological differences is irredeemably racist. 4. Globalism: Multiculturalism, multi-racialism is strength. Lolbertarianism: Multiculturalism/multi-racialism is strength. Conclusion. Radical individualism may serve to further the advancement of globalism, it is controlled opposition. This is not an issue where a middle ground exists, either you’re opposed to Globalism or you’re not, either you don’t recognize the importance of nations or you do, either you wish to preserve nations or you don’t.

by Vincent Deschenes 1. Globalism: Denies the importance and legitimacy of Nations. Lolbertarianism: Denies the importance and legitimacy of nations. 2. Globalism: Open borders and mass immigration. Lolbertarianism: Open borders and mass immigration. 3. Globalism: Race is a social construct, the mere thought that races may exhibit slight biological differences is irredeemably racist. Lolbertarianism: Race is a social construct, the mere thought that races may exhibit slight biological differences is irredeemably racist. 4. Globalism: Multiculturalism, multi-racialism is strength. Lolbertarianism: Multiculturalism/multi-racialism is strength. Conclusion. Radical individualism may serve to further the advancement of globalism, it is controlled opposition. This is not an issue where a middle ground exists, either you’re opposed to Globalism or you’re not, either you don’t recognize the importance of nations or you do, either you wish to preserve nations or you don’t.