I don't. Like the others who answered, I am a citizen of the USA. "Global citizen" sounds like some label made up by activist groups to further their agenda. (It also sounds like a homework question. If your teacher wants to discuss how people of all nations affect each other, etc, that's one thing, but calling everyone "global citizens" to impose an unquestioned loyalty and obligation is indoctrination, IMO.)
I must inform that putting what we see as our national interest first and the failure to recognize ourselves as global citizens is causing a lot of problems.
By spending money all over the globe, thereby helping to grow the economies (where necessary) of countries so that they can become strong enough to play in the big game of globalized commerce.
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I don't. Like the others who answered, I am a citizen of the USA. "Global citizen" sounds like some label made up by activist groups to further their agenda. (It also sounds like a homework question. If your teacher wants to discuss how people of all nations affect each other, etc, that's one thing, but calling everyone "global citizens" to impose an unquestioned loyalty and obligation is indoctrination, IMO.)
I must inform that putting what we see as our national interest first and the failure to recognize ourselves as global citizens is causing a lot of problems.
By spending money all over the globe, thereby helping to grow the economies (where necessary) of countries so that they can become strong enough to play in the big game of globalized commerce.
I'm not a global citizen. I am an American citizen.
I don't.
I'm a proud citizen of the United States of America, thank you.
I don't! I enjoy my Liberty and don't intend to cede it to Globalist. I like my freedoms and detest thought control...