Quotes About Globalism

For even a century's worth of bloodshed after the war that was supposed to end all wars, we are painfully far from the day when most people on earth will have the wisdom to feel, as did Alice Wheeldon in her prison cell, "The world is my country.

Celebrate Life. Care for others and share whatever you have with those less fortunate than you. Broaden your vision, for the whole world belongs to you.

We do not have to be trapped in the simple-minded binaries of the western world.

I want to bring my children up in a world where we're free to travel and work wherever we want, and in a society that takes care of immigrants and refugees.

European authors often write books about the rest of the world that profess a vision of shared humanity but fall far short, casting the other as exotic or dangerous.

I would disagree that America is any more racist or ridiculous than anywhere else.

Hoover was a globalist and a technologist, and he understood America's rising position in the world. He believed that America could extend its power not just with arms, but also with assistance.

The world does not need white people to civilize others. The real White People's Burden is to civilize ourselves.

A liberal education... frees a man from the prison-house of his class, race, time, place, background, family and even his nation.

Nationalism is an infantile thing. It is the measles of mankind.

El nacionalismo es una enfermedad infantil. Es el sarampion de la humanidad.

Nationalism does nothing but teach you to hate people you never met, and to take pride in accomplishments you had no part in.

The American way of life is not sustainable. It doesn't acknowledge that there is a world beyond America.

American Lives Are Not More Important Than Other People's Lives

After World War II, the globalist agenda was advanced by the creation of the United Nations. An earlier attempt to create a transnational organization, the League of Nations, failed because the U.S. Senate thought that ratification would end American sovereignty.

The humanitarian would, of course, have us meddle in foreign affairs as part of his program of world service.

I think it's important that the rest of the world know that we're not all the same and that we don't all have the sort of arrogance it feels like they're perceiving from our leaders.

If there were a bunch of Buddhist or Hindus or Roman Catholics carrying out grotesque acts of international terror, I would expect to see their faces on the side of bus.

Cada cosa de este país es un homenaje a todas las cosas del mundo, incluso a las que aún no han sucedido —dijo." Excerpt From: Roberto Bolaño. "2666." iBooks.

We need to learn from one another. Of one thing I am certain: No single people, tradition, religion, governmental form, ethical program, moral code, or civilization has had sufficient wisdom and goodness to set the pattern and govern the world in the ways of peace, decency, and mutual respect. I do not believe God ever intended it to be that way. He wants us to reach out and learn from the wisdom he has given to humanity over broad sweeps of time and place and personality.

God save you, my brethren, with all your -isms and schisms! I am a citizen of the world, and a man of Weimer. I have established myself by culture in this choice society; and if anyone knows a better place, let him go to it.

How much longer are we going to think it necessary to be American before (or in contradistinction to) being cultivated, being enlightened, being humane, and having the same intellectual discipline as other civilized countries?

There are people all over the world who are willing to exploit others. You can't just point the finger at America.

Christians must be extremely vigilant against the ongoing temptations of idolatrous nationalism. Christians in the United States are especially prone to embrace this evil, but the temptation lurks in every nation.