Do you think the anti-globalization movement can be successful in achieving goals? Why or why not?
Q. Do you think the anti-globalization movement can be successful in achieving goals? Why or why not?
Asked by Big Mike - Thu Jan 14 11:16:17 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Do you think the anti-globalization movement can be successful in achieving goals? Why or why not?
Asked by Big Mike - Thu Jan 14 11:16:17 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Why has anti - globalization movement developed?
Q. Why has anti - globalization movement developed?
Asked by Melissa - Wed May 13 19:40:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because people misunderstand what globalization means. It is simply a neutral term describing the state of humanity in the 21st century. We are simply interconnected and interdependent. The negative effects of this connection come from us, people, from the way we use these connections in between us. We cannot escape globalization, this is simply our environment we have to live in, what we need to change is our egoistic attitude towards each other, the egoistic ways we relate to each other. It is this selfish way of connecting that is causing all the problems we can see in the world today. I hope it helps, all the best.
Answered by Zsolt H - Wed May 13 21:31:23 2009
Q. Why has anti - globalization movement developed?
Asked by Melissa - Wed May 13 19:40:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because people misunderstand what globalization means. It is simply a neutral term describing the state of humanity in the 21st century. We are simply interconnected and interdependent. The negative effects of this connection come from us, people, from the way we use these connections in between us. We cannot escape globalization, this is simply our environment we have to live in, what we need to change is our egoistic attitude towards each other, the egoistic ways we relate to each other. It is this selfish way of connecting that is causing all the problems we can see in the world today. I hope it helps, all the best.
Answered by Zsolt H - Wed May 13 21:31:23 2009
Have the governments of the western world sufficiently convinced the world anti-globalization protesters are?
Q. all nutty than rat sh!t in a pistachio factory? It seems that whole movement has been ridiculed out of existence by the media. Have you heard of anyone protesting globalization lately?
Asked by FizzyBubbler Lives Forever! - Mon Oct 26 05:14:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know what globalization means anymore. A few years ago, I thought it meant global capitalism now it seems like it means global socialism. I want the global socialism, not the global capitalism, so to me most anti-globalists look like a bunch of right wing nut cases. I don't know if any government has anything to do with that. It seems to me that most of these 9/11 'inside job', 'bilderberger' fruitcakes are their own worst enemies.
Answered by - nokilleye - - Mon Oct 26 08:14:17 2009
Q. all nutty than rat sh!t in a pistachio factory? It seems that whole movement has been ridiculed out of existence by the media. Have you heard of anyone protesting globalization lately?
Asked by FizzyBubbler Lives Forever! - Mon Oct 26 05:14:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know what globalization means anymore. A few years ago, I thought it meant global capitalism now it seems like it means global socialism. I want the global socialism, not the global capitalism, so to me most anti-globalists look like a bunch of right wing nut cases. I don't know if any government has anything to do with that. It seems to me that most of these 9/11 'inside job', 'bilderberger' fruitcakes are their own worst enemies.
Answered by - nokilleye - - Mon Oct 26 08:14:17 2009
Leftist dialectics (as reflected in unifying pro-leftist anti-globalization in South America)?
Q. Five diametrical positions that form movements that struggle against one another for power in the coming revolution: a. neo-tribalist anarchism b. scientific socialism c. politically-correct leftist liberalism d. democratic socialism based on anti-globalization worker's movements and mass society support e. anarcho-primitivism based on deep ecology and neo-Luddism I am summarizing the ideas behind Leftism not advocating them with imaginative emotive language. I do not support the Left.
Asked by Tierro del Fuegas Enchiladas - Sun Oct 14 01:42:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You really do not have a question and therefore do not invite an answer. But the question mark that you have posted suggests that the entire idea of left dialectings and the five positions are of doubtful meaning, validity and effectiveness. There cannot be a revolution: there had never been a revolution based on the ideas and thoughts of social scientists and philosophers. Wae minded, low intellectual quality people desires of making a mark coin and sponsor these english words to divert the people's mind from science and scientific analysis to emotive stories laced with unscientific, faulty logic so that they can make common people to get agitated and brainwashed into doing that would allow these weak intellect people to enjoy the life… [cont.]
Answered by sensekonomikx - Sun Oct 14 03:26:42 2007
Q. Five diametrical positions that form movements that struggle against one another for power in the coming revolution: a. neo-tribalist anarchism b. scientific socialism c. politically-correct leftist liberalism d. democratic socialism based on anti-globalization worker's movements and mass society support e. anarcho-primitivism based on deep ecology and neo-Luddism I am summarizing the ideas behind Leftism not advocating them with imaginative emotive language. I do not support the Left.
Asked by Tierro del Fuegas Enchiladas - Sun Oct 14 01:42:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You really do not have a question and therefore do not invite an answer. But the question mark that you have posted suggests that the entire idea of left dialectings and the five positions are of doubtful meaning, validity and effectiveness. There cannot be a revolution: there had never been a revolution based on the ideas and thoughts of social scientists and philosophers. Wae minded, low intellectual quality people desires of making a mark coin and sponsor these english words to divert the people's mind from science and scientific analysis to emotive stories laced with unscientific, faulty logic so that they can make common people to get agitated and brainwashed into doing that would allow these weak intellect people to enjoy the life… [cont.]
Answered by sensekonomikx - Sun Oct 14 03:26:42 2007
Anti-globalization?
Q. What do you think of movements like these...
Asked by Harvest Angel of Wisdom - Tue May 6 16:18:54 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they're antiquated, small-minded groups living in the past. Reminds me of the earth is flat society. I'm not sure if it's fear or bigotry or greed that motivate them, but it doesn't really matter. The world is getting really small due to our technological advances and as such we better start getting along. Like it or not we all need to get onboard with the inevitable and bring one another closer rather than fight against change and drive wedges between groups.
Answered by labowu - Tue May 6 16:23:16 2008
Q. What do you think of movements like these...
Asked by Harvest Angel of Wisdom - Tue May 6 16:18:54 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they're antiquated, small-minded groups living in the past. Reminds me of the earth is flat society. I'm not sure if it's fear or bigotry or greed that motivate them, but it doesn't really matter. The world is getting really small due to our technological advances and as such we better start getting along. Like it or not we all need to get onboard with the inevitable and bring one another closer rather than fight against change and drive wedges between groups.
Answered by labowu - Tue May 6 16:23:16 2008
Why does Obama call his campaign a "Political Movement"? How is this not using Socialist Propaganda wording?
Q. According to the Obama website, he is referring to this election as a "political movement". https://donate.barackobam a.com/page/s/splashsignup nov4 A political movement may be local, regional, national, or international in scope. Some have aimed to change government policy, such as the the anti-war movement, the Ecology movement, and the Anti-globalization movement. Many have aimed to establish or broaden the rights of subordinate groups, such as abolitionism, the women's suffrage movement, the Civil rights movement, feminism, men's rights movement, Gay rights movement, the Disability rights movement, or the inclusive human rights movement. Some have represented class interests, such as the Labour movement, Socialism, and Communism,… [cont.]
Asked by Justin - Wed Oct 29 21:29:56 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BO screams socialism, people just aren't listening.
Answered by Michelle-N Man - Wed Oct 29 21:35:53 2008
Q. According to the Obama website, he is referring to this election as a "political movement". https://donate.barackobam a.com/page/s/splashsignup nov4 A political movement may be local, regional, national, or international in scope. Some have aimed to change government policy, such as the the anti-war movement, the Ecology movement, and the Anti-globalization movement. Many have aimed to establish or broaden the rights of subordinate groups, such as abolitionism, the women's suffrage movement, the Civil rights movement, feminism, men's rights movement, Gay rights movement, the Disability rights movement, or the inclusive human rights movement. Some have represented class interests, such as the Labour movement, Socialism, and Communism,… [cont.]
Asked by Justin - Wed Oct 29 21:29:56 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BO screams socialism, people just aren't listening.
Answered by Michelle-N Man - Wed Oct 29 21:35:53 2008
Not everyone supports the World Trade Organization. What group of people would most likely oppose the WTO?
Q. The United States Business Groups Lobbyists for large industries Anti-globalization movement
Asked by teach me. - Wed Feb 27 22:13:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the former middle class of America .
Answered by railroad dave - Wed Feb 27 22:17:24 2008
Q. The United States Business Groups Lobbyists for large industries Anti-globalization movement
Asked by teach me. - Wed Feb 27 22:13:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the former middle class of America .
Answered by railroad dave - Wed Feb 27 22:17:24 2008
please,correct my poor english,thanx?
Q. Mercantilists believe that trade should be regulated to achieve social justice, national economic development, stability and self-sufficiency. It is different from librealists think that Trade should be free to maximize efficiency, productivity, consumption and freedom. moreover, in the issue of distributional outcomes and the effects on the state, mercantilists believe that Trade should be regulated to shield consumers from high prices and to protect producers, landowners and workers from foreign competition and Trade should be regulated to achieve state power and wealth, national security and autonomy. But, libvrealists just think Trade should be free so as to benefit the most efficient and Trade should be free to achieve interdependence… [cont.]
Asked by aaron4 - Sun Nov 30 17:33:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aaron, I have done as you requested to the best of my ability. I have corrected the very few spelling errors, shortened the run-on sentences, and begun paragraphs where I think are needed. I hope this helps. - - - - - - - Mercantilists believe that trade should be regulated to achieve social justice, national economic development, stability, and self-sufficiency. On the other hand, Liberalists think that trade should be free to maximize efficiency, productivity, consumption, and freedom. In distributional outcomes and the effects on the state, mercantilists believe that trade should be regulated to shield consumers from high prices and to protect producers, landowners, and workers from foreign competition. They also believe trade… [cont.]
Answered by exotherm1 - Sun Nov 30 17:56:45 2008
Q. Mercantilists believe that trade should be regulated to achieve social justice, national economic development, stability and self-sufficiency. It is different from librealists think that Trade should be free to maximize efficiency, productivity, consumption and freedom. moreover, in the issue of distributional outcomes and the effects on the state, mercantilists believe that Trade should be regulated to shield consumers from high prices and to protect producers, landowners and workers from foreign competition and Trade should be regulated to achieve state power and wealth, national security and autonomy. But, libvrealists just think Trade should be free so as to benefit the most efficient and Trade should be free to achieve interdependence… [cont.]
Asked by aaron4 - Sun Nov 30 17:33:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aaron, I have done as you requested to the best of my ability. I have corrected the very few spelling errors, shortened the run-on sentences, and begun paragraphs where I think are needed. I hope this helps. - - - - - - - Mercantilists believe that trade should be regulated to achieve social justice, national economic development, stability, and self-sufficiency. On the other hand, Liberalists think that trade should be free to maximize efficiency, productivity, consumption, and freedom. In distributional outcomes and the effects on the state, mercantilists believe that trade should be regulated to shield consumers from high prices and to protect producers, landowners, and workers from foreign competition. They also believe trade… [cont.]
Answered by exotherm1 - Sun Nov 30 17:56:45 2008
What do you think of the 1000 characters limit?
Q. Global impact McDonald's has become emblematic of globalization, sometimes referred as the "McDonaldization" of society. The Economist magazine uses the "Big Mac Index": the comparison of a Big Mac's cost in various world currencies can be used to informally judge these currencies' purchasing power parity. Because McDonald's is closely identified with American culture and lifestyle, its international business expansion has been termed[by who?] part of Americanization and American cultural imperialism. McDonald's is a perpetual target of various and often conflicting anti-globalization protests worldwide. The brand is known informally as "Mickey D's" (in the US and Canada), "Macky D's" (in the UK), "McDo" (in France, Quebec, the Philippines, [cont.]
Asked by randomdude - Wed Oct 17 13:46:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well looks like you found a way around it by copy/pasting! That's over 45,000 characters .. Congrats, & Wikipedia rules!
Answered by Betwixt & Between - Wed Oct 17 13:53:38 2007
Q. Global impact McDonald's has become emblematic of globalization, sometimes referred as the "McDonaldization" of society. The Economist magazine uses the "Big Mac Index": the comparison of a Big Mac's cost in various world currencies can be used to informally judge these currencies' purchasing power parity. Because McDonald's is closely identified with American culture and lifestyle, its international business expansion has been termed[by who?] part of Americanization and American cultural imperialism. McDonald's is a perpetual target of various and often conflicting anti-globalization protests worldwide. The brand is known informally as "Mickey D's" (in the US and Canada), "Macky D's" (in the UK), "McDo" (in France, Quebec, the Philippines, [cont.]
Asked by randomdude - Wed Oct 17 13:46:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well looks like you found a way around it by copy/pasting! That's over 45,000 characters .. Congrats, & Wikipedia rules!
Answered by Betwixt & Between - Wed Oct 17 13:53:38 2007
Help with World History Please. Now!?
Q. 1)The ruling body of the United Nations is called the Security Council. Which of the following countries is NOT a permanent member of the Security Council? a) China b) USSR (Russia) c) United States d) Japan 2) Which of the following issues would be addressed by the UN Disarmament Commission? a) Outer space weapons b) Reduction of military budgets c) Banning chemical weapons d) All of the above 3) Which of the following statements accurately reflects the UN s role in human rights? a) The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is voluntary and not legally binding. b) The UN has not taken a position on human rights. c) The US opposes the UN stand on human rights because it doesn t go far enough. d) The UN supports the rights of women… [cont.]
Asked by ~Young L~ - Sun Jan 6 21:49:01 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1.D 2.D, Because all of those fall under disarmament which is taking weapon or the means to acquire weapons away. 3.A, there are many menber countries of the UN that dont follow the Universal Declaration of Human rights, yet are not penalized for it. 4.A, During the cold War the US needed as many allies as it could get to fight the so called domino effect and to stop the spread of Soviet Communism. 5.B, All the Republics of the USSR werent republics by choice, they had been conquered in World War II when the Russians were making a march to conquer Berlin. 6.A, you can look it up on Wikipedia if you want to. 7.D, Anti Globalization movements want to stop jobs from going away from their countries, and once of the principles of the WTO is… [cont.]
Answered by Young C - Sun Jan 6 22:01:45 2008
Q. 1)The ruling body of the United Nations is called the Security Council. Which of the following countries is NOT a permanent member of the Security Council? a) China b) USSR (Russia) c) United States d) Japan 2) Which of the following issues would be addressed by the UN Disarmament Commission? a) Outer space weapons b) Reduction of military budgets c) Banning chemical weapons d) All of the above 3) Which of the following statements accurately reflects the UN s role in human rights? a) The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is voluntary and not legally binding. b) The UN has not taken a position on human rights. c) The US opposes the UN stand on human rights because it doesn t go far enough. d) The UN supports the rights of women… [cont.]
Asked by ~Young L~ - Sun Jan 6 21:49:01 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1.D 2.D, Because all of those fall under disarmament which is taking weapon or the means to acquire weapons away. 3.A, there are many menber countries of the UN that dont follow the Universal Declaration of Human rights, yet are not penalized for it. 4.A, During the cold War the US needed as many allies as it could get to fight the so called domino effect and to stop the spread of Soviet Communism. 5.B, All the Republics of the USSR werent republics by choice, they had been conquered in World War II when the Russians were making a march to conquer Berlin. 6.A, you can look it up on Wikipedia if you want to. 7.D, Anti Globalization movements want to stop jobs from going away from their countries, and once of the principles of the WTO is… [cont.]
Answered by Young C - Sun Jan 6 22:01:45 2008
Is the Pope right that rich nations are thieves?
Q. Pope Benedict appeared to reach out to the anti-globalisation movement yesterday, attacking rich nations for having "plundered and sacked" Africa and other poor regions of the world. The Pope's 400-page book, entitled Jesus of Nazareth, is to be published on April 16, his 80th birthday. TPC: Jesus Wouldn t Bomb a Soul: Camara is noted for once having said, When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a Communist. Leonardo Boff in particular drew Ratzinger s wrath. Boff, another Brazilian clergyman, was even more radical in the eyes of the Church than Camara.
Asked by Reba K - Sat Apr 7 00:49:07 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The evidence in Africa seems to support the pope, yes. The world at large doesn't seem to notice anything in Africa unless it threatens the flow of oil, gas, gold, diamonds or other natural resources. Does a Darfurian care whether the Catholic Church or Halliburton profits as his family dies? I doubt it. The point isn't who's profitting as he suffers, it's that he suffers and nobody lends a hand.
Answered by shell answer man - Sat Apr 7 01:22:23 2007
Q. Pope Benedict appeared to reach out to the anti-globalisation movement yesterday, attacking rich nations for having "plundered and sacked" Africa and other poor regions of the world. The Pope's 400-page book, entitled Jesus of Nazareth, is to be published on April 16, his 80th birthday. TPC: Jesus Wouldn t Bomb a Soul: Camara is noted for once having said, When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a Communist. Leonardo Boff in particular drew Ratzinger s wrath. Boff, another Brazilian clergyman, was even more radical in the eyes of the Church than Camara.
Asked by Reba K - Sat Apr 7 00:49:07 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The evidence in Africa seems to support the pope, yes. The world at large doesn't seem to notice anything in Africa unless it threatens the flow of oil, gas, gold, diamonds or other natural resources. Does a Darfurian care whether the Catholic Church or Halliburton profits as his family dies? I doubt it. The point isn't who's profitting as he suffers, it's that he suffers and nobody lends a hand.
Answered by shell answer man - Sat Apr 7 01:22:23 2007
MSNBC LIE OF THE DAY!?
Q. MSNBC was at it again earlier today, telling more liberal B.S. Fat head Schultz was talking to some guy from the southern poverty institute and fat head was trying to portray John Patrick Bedell as a right wing radical. A guy who wants to legalize marijuana is a right wing radical? A guy who is part of the 911 truth movement is a right wing radical? Okay. The most famous people I ve ever heard support the 911 truth theory are Rosie O Donnell and Charlie Sheen. Both of them have 100% liberal stances. Also, considering the only place where the concept of legalized marijuana has gained traction is in liberal California it is really hard to see how Bedell is not a 100% liberal. The bozo from southern poverty tried to make the case that this… [cont.]
Asked by JJ - Fri Mar 5 20:27:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only one lie per day? Isn't it more like a lie per hour? Even my most liberal acquaintances (can't really say friends) now agree MSNBC is so biased and inaccurate even THEY can't stand to watch.
Answered by Ola - Fri Mar 5 20:52:36 2010
Q. MSNBC was at it again earlier today, telling more liberal B.S. Fat head Schultz was talking to some guy from the southern poverty institute and fat head was trying to portray John Patrick Bedell as a right wing radical. A guy who wants to legalize marijuana is a right wing radical? A guy who is part of the 911 truth movement is a right wing radical? Okay. The most famous people I ve ever heard support the 911 truth theory are Rosie O Donnell and Charlie Sheen. Both of them have 100% liberal stances. Also, considering the only place where the concept of legalized marijuana has gained traction is in liberal California it is really hard to see how Bedell is not a 100% liberal. The bozo from southern poverty tried to make the case that this… [cont.]
Asked by JJ - Fri Mar 5 20:27:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only one lie per day? Isn't it more like a lie per hour? Even my most liberal acquaintances (can't really say friends) now agree MSNBC is so biased and inaccurate even THEY can't stand to watch.
Answered by Ola - Fri Mar 5 20:52:36 2010
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