WS+Fish

The beauty of globalization is that it can free people from the tyranny of geography. Just because someone was born in France does not mean they can only aspire to speak French, eat French food, read French books, and so on. That we are increasingly free to choose our cultural experiences enriches our lives immeasurably. We could not always enjoy the best the world has to offer.
 * We can benefit from the globalization a lot to get us free from the boundary of our own nations, and have the right to choose our culture experiences colouring our lives greatly, so everyone could not enjoy the best the world has to provide.

Fears about an Americanized uniformity are overblown. For a start, many “American” products are not as all-American as they seem; MTV in Asia promotes Thai pop stars and plays rock music sung in Mandarin. Nor are American products all-conquering. Coke accounts for less than two of the 64 fluid ounces that the typical person drinks a day. France imported a mere $620 million in food from the United States in 2000, while exporting to America three times that. Worldwide, pizzas are more popular than burgers and Chinese restaurants sprout up everywhere. 
 * American products are not conquering the whole market totally ,and instead actually many of them are not as all-American as they look, so fears about the Americanized uniformity are over emphsized.

In some ways, America is an outlier, not a global leader. Baseball and American football have not travelled well; most prefer soccer. Most of the world has adopted the (French) metric system; America persists with antiquated British Imperial measurements. Most developed countries have become intensely secular, but many Americans burn with fundamentalist fervor – like Muslims in the Middle East. Cross border cultural exchange increases diversity within societies – but at the expense of making them more alike. People everywhere have more choice, but they often choose similar things. That worries cultural pessimists, even though the right to choose to be the same is an essential part of freedom.
 * Sometimes America is not leading the global trend, and in fact it is standing by the whole group in the world and using its own ways.
 * People have the right and freedom to choose to be the same, and finally they will, even though the cross culture exchange increases diversity within societies for them to have more choices.