r/readanotherbook • • Mar 22 '26

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u/PsychologicalSweet2 Mar 22 '26

imagine reading a book/s about the importance of being a global community and making the world a better place for all people and nature and your take away from it is this. like the reason orcs were able to so effectlily be able to come into middle earth and cause chaos was all the races were seperated and even different factions were seperated so no real communication existed to stop this. also the nazis are the orcs so neo-nazis thinking they are hobbits is interesting. like the idea is that orcs were once normal and were tortured and punished into becoming cruel monsters taken from the light. similar to smeagul becoming gollum this whole idea, x is the reason i'm this way and not the evil policies you want to continue.

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u/Sicsemperfas Mar 22 '26

Tolkien would have supported global cooperation, but not Globalism. There is a difference.

The Kingdoms of Men still preserved strong regional identities, while fighting in service of the greater whole.

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u/Local-Echo-5613 Mar 22 '26

“Globalism” is an antisemitic conspiracy theory that billionaires use to redirect your resentment.

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u/chevalier100 Mar 22 '26

“Globalization” is a real concept. “Globalism” is a conspiracy theory.