Literally never heard a single person use that term who wasn't an Alex jones psycho and they definitely mean Jews when they say it. Even reading your messages here expanding on this, it feels like a fever dream describing positions no one actually holds. I've heard a lot of different viewpoints and this is a first for me.

Bottom line, you need a new term. You don't get to speak the language of racist conspiracy wack jobs and then blame everyone else for noticing.

Again, I don't think we disagree. It is a complex topic, and one worth talking about, especially within circles that should generally unite against common enemies.

There are people who use globalist as a dogwhistle to mean global Jewish conspiracy bullshit, dating back to the original Nazis.

There are people, like attac, Occupy Wallstreet and so on, that used and use globalism in its economical meaning in order to criticise the current system of exploitation and speculation.

There are people that intentionally try to paint the second kind of people as antisemites, especially if they dare to call out Israel, in order to discredit them.

There are people that intentionally try to infiltrate arguments in order to make people support antisemitism and to make it seem that antisemitism is a valid opinion.

All of those people exist in varying quantities, but a right-wing person mentioning "globalists" is, in my experience, quite likely to mean "I don't like Jews".

I don't really know why you dragged the Democrats in here. I'm not even from the US, from my point of view, large parts of the Democrats are a turbo-capitalist right-wing party that happen to have a handful of progressive social values. Obviously, the Republicans are fascists in everything but their lack of trains and Mediterranean food.

I already tagged you as a third party supporter weeks ago. No need to further prove you are a useful idiot for Republicans and therefore opposite to everything you transparently lie about believing.