Before reading the article about
globalization I was on the fence on whether I thought globalization was
positive or negative. I was more on the positive side but after reading I have
completely succumbed to the negative side.
I had to read the part of the article about why globalization was positive;
however, it wasn’t as detailed as the argument against globalization. The main
evidence of the article was how China and India have greatly progressed because
of globalization. Throughout the article, the author continuously tries to back
up her argument by stating the same facts over and over. For example, she kept
mentioning how much more money people in China are now making because of
globalization and how the middle class can afford things that they once could
never afford. She really doesn’t talk
about anything else until she talks about India but even then she’s repeating
everything she said about China. If globalization is really positive there
should be more examples of different situations that prove this.
After my partner explained the no
point of view, I realized that I definitely was not for globalization. The
author of this article gave so much more evidence to back up their argument. They
talked about how globalization can lead to terrorism, diseases, the
proliferation of weapons, and much more. Perhaps globalization was once a good
a thing when it first started, but I think as time has progressed it has turned
into something negative.
I like your reasoning for not agreeing with globalization, you are clear and concise as to why you're not a fan and I appreciate that. This was a strongly written blog post and it truly reviled the inner dark side of globalization as a whole.
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