Posted by: fortunefaded November 22, 2009
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garbagegigo,
It's not coincidence that your name says a whole lot about your analysis. I would even suggest changing the second part of your name from 'gigo' to 'aigo,' for 'Anything In Garbage Out.' Any layman could see the article was relatively neutral on whether globalization is good or bad. But you had to over-analyze every word.
"Forget sekuwas and momos for now. The Kathmandu consumer will soon be a part of the global bandwagon, for what we will have soon is probably, along with McDonald’s, one of the signs that globalisation has finally touched our Capital."
You picked one word from the last sentence and suggested the writer was supporting globalization. Why didn't you read the second sentence properly. Someone can also argue that 'global bandwagon' is a derogatory term. When you say someone jumps in a bandwagon, you are suggesting they are imitating what everyone else is doing, usually without thinking properly.
FF