A big cunting for ‘Globohomo’, or globalised homogeneity, please.
The narcissistic belief co-opted by big tech, multinationals, corporate media and supranational organisations like the EU that the disparate cultures of the world can come together and live in harmony of a liberal democratic, post-industrial consumer society celebrating liberal, cultural relativist causes such as open borders and LGBT rights, but pursuing aggressive imperialist wars and wage slavery abroad and authoritarian security and policing at home to suppress dissent from the fairytale.
Globohomo philosophy is exemplified during events such as Glastonbury and opening ceremonies of sports events, and espoused by outlets such as The BBC, New York Times, Independent and The Times. Figureheads include the Clintons, Tony Blair and Barack Obama. The mainly young adherents show no awareness of history, geopolitics, local/traditional cultures or any non-western POV. The narrative was popular consensus in the 90s, with philosopher Francis Fukuyama calling it ‘the end of history’, but has since been exposed as wishful thinking by 9/11, failures in Iraq, the financial crisis, Brexit and the election of Trump.
Nominated by Cuntamus Prime



