"Globalist" isn't an ideology that anyone practises in the US government or elsewhere. Rather, the phrase "globalist" is a dog whistle phrase to mean Jew used by antisemitic groups. It's why you'll only ever see the term "globalist" these days said by the alt-right and other far-right movements. It's a term that is meant to signal the old far-right myth about a global Jewish conspiracy and world order.

"Many of these early uses of the term "globalist" in American English were pejorative uses by marginal political groups like the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis, and in related anti-Semitic works like Henry Ford's The International Jew."

It has now been brought back because of the global prevalence of far-right ideologies and white supremacy, particularly in the US and Europe. Learning the history of words is important to understanding their present uses.

I believe you need to count, shall we do it together? Do I have to spell it out for you?

1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964

How many years is that? Its inclusive. You made similar mistakes each time. Thats 5 years.

You are discrediting yourself if you don't know basic math.

We were the first group to reach adulthood with mass-produced personal computers and we bought many of them. And you are right in one respect we happened to be the first ones with hands on personal computers. Thats a generation marker and an important break. First for videogames and arcades en masse.....generation marker leads into X. First rock music fans to break from traditional classic rock (punk, new-wave, post-punk, hardcore, and a new wave of hard rock led by groups like VanHalen, AC/DC, Boston, and Rush which had no tie-ins to psychedelia [Rush could get out there but not psychedia] or vietnam)......generation marker. Who do you think bought albums from those different music genres when they came out? Thats right, we did. The first wave of Classic Rock is defining to Baby Boomers but not us.

Boomers grew up with stove top ovens, corded phones, 8-track tapes, mostly black and white TV with a few stations.....we grew up with microwaves, cord-less phones, cassette players, VCR's, Pong, and colored TV's with MTV, HBO, ESPN, and CNN on cable. A whole different world. Vietnam, LBJ, JFK, The Beatles, Charles Manson, and Woodstock were way back in the rear view window. We were just entering our teens when Watergate happened and its probably why we are so cynical about politics. We came of age in the late 70's.

Our only tie-ins with Boomers are a big birthrate, which as I said earlier, is not a marker, that could happen for 40 years, would that then make Boomers a 40 year generation? Really? Oh, and we both loved Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, but then who doesn't? GenJones parents were almost always from the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers parents were mostly from the more militant "Greatest Generation" (Shadow Boomers could be either). Big difference in parenting. Its not surprising Baby Boomers tended to rebel.

I guess we can agree to disagree. Obama was Generation Jones he said it himself. Most of my generation (1960-1964) knew we weren't a part of Boomers years ago but most gave up on that and moved on. Cultural experts have always tried to figure out where to put us, Xennials are in the same boat between the next 2 generations. Generation X, I might add also often is stated as starting in 1961 but I don't feel we fit there either. None of us there do. A partial fit with X but we were more optimistic and less "latch-key". I do like people from X though, as I do shadow boomers. I can relate to both of them. The 1946-1964 Boomer designation is an old outdated concept constructed by people in Greatest Generation and Silent Generation to lump kids together as big population targets for future advertising.

Birthrate alone is not a generation marker. That doesn't tie people together. I will agree with you that not every person per year will necessarily fit my generation description but I did my best with the Poll to make sense of it all. There is no shoe-horning, I'm basically giving an assessment on where dividing lines probably should be. If you have a different vision well feel free to make your poll if you wish.

The only generations I constructed were Rock and Roll generation and Millenials 2 and to me they both make sense. Rock and Roll generation enters into high school with Rock and Roll and thats a major generation break with the concept of the teenager as a separate entity. Interestingly, nearly all the great 60's Rock music icons were born in the Rock and Roll micro-generation. M2 is about where the '92-'96 group enters high school with social media making an impact, again, I think thats a major development and probably a big reason why your generation feels different from the 90's Millenials. The 1992-1996 Millenials (Zennials?) seem caught between 2 generations like any other micro-generation. Again, many sources have the major generations starting where I have them placed. But you don't switch major generations overnight!

Generation Jones

Generation Jones 2

But probably the best article I've seen on Generation Jones is called "Not MYGeneration" by The Chronicle of Higher Education, it explains the division. Couldn't link it.

Links above are a more liberal view of Generation Jones than mine (2nd one even includes 8-track tapes that the Shadow Boomers had), it includes the Shadow Boomers (1955-1959), I've always felt Shadow boomers were a bit of a break off from classic Boomers (1945-1954) because they were too young for 'Nam and Woodstock, but they remember the late 60's well and they always worshipped original classic Rock, many Shadow Boomers seemed to embrace Disco like Boomers, but we didn't and we were too young for the clubs then anyways....so I think the 1955-1959 group are still Boomers. They did not grow up with technology like we did.

Basically put, Generation Jones knows the 1980's like Xennials (or Oregon Trail Generation) knew the 1990's......inside and out. Those from Generation Jones never reached their 30's until 1990.

I believe you need to count, shall we do it together? Do I have to spell it out for you?

1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964

How many years is that? Its inclusive. You made similar mistakes each time. Thats 5 years.

You are discrediting yourself if you don't know basic math.

We were the first group to reach adulthood with mass-produced personal computers and we bought many of them. And you are right in one respect we happened to be the first ones with hands on personal computers. Thats a generation marker and an important break. First for videogames and arcades en masse.....generation marker leads into X. First rock music fans to break from traditional classic rock (punk, new-wave, post-punk, hardcore, and a new wave of hard rock led by groups like VanHalen, AC/DC, Boston, and Rush which had no tie-ins to psychedelia [Rush could get out there but not psychedia] or vietnam)......generation marker. Who do you think bought albums from those different music genres when they came out? Thats right, we did. The first wave of Classic Rock is defining to Baby Boomers but not us.

Boomers grew up with stove top ovens, corded phones, 8-track tapes, mostly black and white TV with a few stations.....we grew up with microwaves, cord-less phones, cassette players, VCR's, Pong, and colored TV's with MTV, HBO, ESPN, and CNN on cable. A whole different world. Vietnam, LBJ, JFK, The Beatles, Charles Manson, and Woodstock were way back in the rear view window. We were just entering our teens when Watergate happened and its probably why we are so cynical about politics. We came of age in the late 70's.

Our only tie-ins with Boomers are a big birthrate, which as I said earlier, is not a marker, that could happen for 40 years, would that then make Boomers a 40 year generation? Really? Oh, and we both loved Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, but then who doesn't? GenJones parents were almost always from the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers parents were mostly from the more militant "Greatest Generation" (Shadow Boomers could be either). Big difference in parenting. Its not surprising Baby Boomers tended to rebel.

I guess we can agree to disagree. Obama was Generation Jones he said it himself. Most of my generation (1960-1964) knew we weren't a part of Boomers years ago but most gave up on that and moved on. Cultural experts have always tried to figure out where to put us, Xennials are in the same boat between the next 2 generations. Generation X, I might add also often is stated as starting in 1961 but I don't feel we fit there either. None of us there do. A partial fit with X but we were more optimistic and less "latch-key". I do like people from X though, as I do shadow boomers. I can relate to both of them. The 1946-1964 Boomer designation is an old outdated concept constructed by people in Greatest Generation and Silent Generation to lump kids together as big population targets for future advertising.

Birthrate alone is not a generation marker. That doesn't tie people together. I will agree with you that not every person per year will necessarily fit my generation description but I did my best with the Poll to make sense of it all. There is no shoe-horning, I'm basically giving an assessment on where dividing lines probably should be. If you have a different vision well feel free to make your poll if you wish.

The only generations I constructed were Rock and Roll generation and Millenials 2 and to me they both make sense. Rock and Roll generation enters into high school with Rock and Roll and thats a major generation break with the concept of the teenager as a separate entity. Interestingly, nearly all the great 60's Rock music icons were born in the Rock and Roll micro-generation. M2 is about where the '92-'96 group enters high school with social media making an impact, again, I think thats a major development and probably a big reason why your generation feels different from the 90's Millenials. The 1992-1996 Millenials (Zennials?) seem caught between 2 generations like any other micro-generation. Again, many sources have the major generations starting where I have them placed. But you don't switch major generations overnight!

Generation Jones

Generation Jones 2

But probably the best article I've seen on Generation Jones is called "Not MYGeneration" by The Chronicle of Higher Education, it explains the division. Couldn't link it.

Links above are a more liberal view of Generation Jones than mine (2nd one even includes 8-track tapes that the Shadow Boomers had), it includes the Shadow Boomers (1955-1959), I've always felt Shadow boomers were a bit of a break off from classic Boomers (1945-1954) because they were too young for 'Nam and Woodstock, but they remember the late 60's well and they always worshipped original classic Rock, many Shadow Boomers seemed to embrace Disco like Boomers, but we didn't and we were too young for the clubs then anyways....so I think the 1955-1959 group are still Boomers. They did not grow up with technology like we did.

Basically put, Generation Jones knows the 1980's like Xennials (or Oregon Trail Generation) knew the 1990's......inside and out. Those from Generation Jones never reached their 30's until 1990.

Nationalists and Globalists are words for 2 different ideologies, It doesn't make someone a white supremacist. come on, your jumping the shark

It would be like me saying anyone who calls someone a nationalist.... is a communist/marxist. lets not do that

at least vick had the balls to show up for a tryout, not to cancel at the last minute then whine about it.. vick did his time in jail, rehabilitated, worked hard, and got back into the game, will kaepernick cut out on the crap that's keeping him from playing? all kaepernick has to do is grow up, stop acting like a victim, work hard, and do his job, leave the personal shit off the field, but he cant, he will bring drama with him, it will alienate fans of whichever team he goes to, and it'd be a distraction in the locker room, nobody wants to deal with that, and thats his fault alone

You keep ignoring all of the other things I mentioned such as him wearing pig socks (great way to lose fans that aren’t anti-law enforcement) and keep going back to saying it’s all about the kneeling while hinting that a sprinkling of racism is involved. Like I said earlier, 200 players kneeled the day after a 2017 Trump rally when he said what he really feels about players that kneel during the National Anthem. Were 200 players fired that season for kneeling?

Face facts, team owners don’t think Kap is worth the drama he may potentially bring. And we’re supposed to feel sorry for him after his antics he pulled after he opted out of his 49ers contract? The same guy that got a multi-million dollar contract from Nike last year? Who was also invited to the grand opening of Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta and was in eyesight of such celebrities as Will Smith and Oprah, as well as former President and Secretary of State Bill and Hillary Clinton?

But we’re supposed to think of him as oppressed for not being hired in a multi-billion dollar league that is 70 percent black and just nod our heads when he compares his issues getting back on an active NFL roster to the story of a slave that was repeatedly beaten and had part of his right foot cut off for rejecting his slave name and numerous other actions.

@burntbyhellfire: lmao, the NY Times “discredited”. Really poor attempt at deflection. If you don’t believe it there’s a lot more reporting out there on the same exact topic. Heck, they even broke the Clinton email server news first... were they discredited then?

But yeah, people like you are way too far gone to take seriously.

I think there are a lot of causes, some things that I see:

1) The internet has been mentioned a lot on here, I think the internet is the greatest double edged sword in the history of the world. My life is pretty good and I owe a lot of it to the internet, I met my wife on a dating site, when I moved away for a new job(that I found on the internet) I met all my real life friends on the internet, my recreational life is enhanced an infinite amount by it as well, I love having just about every video game/song/movie/tv show ever made just a click away, it makes relaxing really fun. I can honestly say my life has been enhanced in so many ways because of the internet.

The downside is equally huge, the internet causes a divisiveness that I have never seen before in my life. People join echo chambers of like minded people and try and pat themselves and their ideas on the back while completely demonizing those who disagree with them. Imagine living your life and believing that people who are not exactly like you are actually the enemy? Pretty horrific, but that is exactly what the internet has led to.

The internet also leads people to constantly seek attention from strangers, but it is meaningless and shallow and so they never feel fulfilled. No amount of views/likes/retweets etc will ever make you feel whole, but people constantly seek these things instead of deeper personal connections that can be made when you get out there and socialize with real people. The fact is that people need people, people need love, compansionship, and many people dont have these real world connections which leads to skyrocketing amounts of depression

The internet has also caused a tremendous spike in people who are either diagnosed/self-diagnosed with anxiety. I imagine the reason is that on the internet so many people act like jerks the average person probably then begins to perceive that people will act like that in real life as well, this causes people to have a tremendous amount of social anxiety, I get it, imagine if people in real life acted the way they do on the net? They don't, people in real life are generally nice and easy to get along with but in the internet generation that is often seen as not the case.

There is more but I have to end it on that note.

@theone86: At least trump supporters cleaned up the shithole.

reality makes it right, michael vick wasnt nearly as much of a toxic distraction to the rest of the locker room as kaepernick is

kaepernick has only kaepernick to blame for the outcome of kaepernicks career