Nobody is talking about "pure cultures," this is a strawman used to trick people into reading a purely political essay.
It's also as dishonest as an article about a corrupt politician called "There are no perfect politicians."
If everybody was always globalized (and by this they always actually mean competing against poverty stricken people for work, and the freedom for foreign oligarchs to own large parts of your country), somebody needs to tell me why Europe didn't always have potatoes, tomatoes, corn, chocolate and syphilis, and why 80% of the American Indians died of European disease.
It's also as dishonest as an article about a corrupt politician called "There are no perfect politicians."
If everybody was always globalized (and by this they always actually mean competing against poverty stricken people for work, and the freedom for foreign oligarchs to own large parts of your country), somebody needs to tell me why Europe didn't always have potatoes, tomatoes, corn, chocolate and syphilis, and why 80% of the American Indians died of European disease.