Great article!

I interpreted Megaloliberalism as the elites' forceful global implementation of free-market capitalism, which benefits them at the expense of the world.

Citizens promote the doctrine because they package it as democratic and moral, embedding it in the education system to ensure we follow the correct path forward. We must rescue everyone from oppressive governments because it's the right thing to do.

Enforcing the ideology isn't feasible domestically, either.

An economic policy that benefits a minority yet impairs livelihoods widens class divisions, creating identity politics and pushback to the ideology. Why should I care about trans rights when I can't pay my bills?

Affluent, educated Americans who become academics and managers reinforce Megaloliberlism. Everyone must include pronouns in their Outlook email signatures, recycle, be politically correct, and acknowledge privilege.

The social managers lecture everyone, inserting their superiority, and no one should be surprised by the extreme divisions. You can't force ideologies on anyone, and the world doesn't need an illiberal shouting liberal demands in its face - it needs sovereignty and peace.

It's wild, and now, the Megaloliberal society is pro-war.