Regardless of your opinion about Trump, do you agree with his idea that globalism is bad for America?
Last Updated: 26.06.2025 01:00
It’s not good or bad — it’s inevitable.
”America first” ideas haven’t won in 1939, following the Great Depression — but now, in 2025, it’s obvious that Trump has given Europe and other countries the chance to break up with the U.S. and jump ahead with creating a global economy not dominated by one particular country.
The future economic union will then require the U.S. to conduct a political reform to ensure that an insane dictator cannot overpower the government of elected people’s representatives and start destroying economies of other countries, like it happened under Trump.
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And if America wants to be a part of this future, it will have to ask to be allowed to join.
Global economy is the fact of life — and it’s 21st century, not 19th.
This is also inevitable.
The future has been born.
Globalism is going to come roaring back like nothing we have ever seen before — following the 2024 November elections in the USA, liberal ideas are experiencing a massive revival.
Regardless of what happens in the next few months in the U.S.
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