[davikkm]

Indeed! And immigration is an attempt to maintain a labor bubble to benefit companies with low wages because native populations aren’t reproducing because of poor economic prospects.

[Buckeye McFrog]

“There’s something around globalization that’s not been working that well.”

well DUH!

Anyone who had spent even a few days in the Rust Belt over the past quarter-century could have told you THAT!

[circlecity]

Don’t kid yourself. Globalization is the goal of the ruling elites and they won’t give up. Ever. Stay constantly vigilent.

[jjotto]

The insecure nature of real estate and other property ownership in most nations was always going to quash globalism.

Globalism is always predicated on some kind of universal totalitarianism. Lacking the will or money to impose totalitarian rule ends globalism dreams.

[hal ogen]

Globalists must be crushed to dust. It ain’t over until its over. No quarter.

[BeauBo]

A big economic reason for globalization, was that the huge difference in labor costs was much greater than the transportation costs.

That fundamental factor is changing, as wages gradually rise overseas, and especially as robots reduce labor costs overall.