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<blockquote data-quote="Sandstorm" data-source="post: 1179291" data-attributes="member: 11248">automated carsNon-Globalist countries like China, India and Japan?China, a quasi-Communist country with no elections, which executes 10,000 people per year for crimes as harmless as monetary fraud, is suspected of organ-farming convicts and Falun Gong practitioners they've kept in secret concentration camps, prevents the free movement of it's citizens within China, and is encouraging the general adoption of an app called Sesame that rates you based on how &quot;good&quot; you are, like who you associate with, if you say good or bad things about the government, if you've got a good degree, have a good family, good friends etc etc. India whose leader Narendra Modi banned overnight the 500 and 1000 rupee note in a supposed &quot;crack down on corruption and terrorism&quot; but instead just fucked up the lives of millions of normal Indians.Japan whose Bank of Japan now owns 75% of all the ETFs on the Nikkei, thus completely distorting the nature of private ownership and price discovery, just like the Fed's 0% interest rate policy has done the same to the S&amp;P...How are these countries not &quot;globalists&quot;? It's all the same shit, they're all talking to each other behind the scenes at their little summits. The whole point of globalism is that it is concerned with &quot;the entire globe&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sandstorm, post: 1179291, member: 11248"] [b]automated cars[/b] Non-Globalist countries like China, India and Japan? China, a quasi-Communist country with no elections, which executes 10,000 people per year for crimes as harmless as monetary fraud, is suspected of organ-farming convicts and Falun Gong practitioners they've kept in secret concentration camps, prevents the free movement of it's citizens within China, and is encouraging the general adoption of an app called Sesame that rates you based on how "good" you are, like who you associate with, if you say good or bad things about the government, if you've got a good degree, have a good family, good friends etc etc. India whose leader Narendra Modi banned overnight the 500 and 1000 rupee note in a supposed "[i]crack down on corruption and terrorism[/i]" but instead just fucked up the lives of millions of normal Indians. Japan whose Bank of Japan now owns 75% of all the ETFs on the Nikkei, thus completely distorting the nature of private ownership and price discovery, just like the Fed's 0% interest rate policy has done the same to the S&P... How are these countries not "globalists"? It's all the same shit, they're all talking to each other behind the scenes at their little summits. The whole point of globalism is that it is concerned with "the entire globe". [/QUOTE]

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