Nicely put.  And your point is well taken, but context means everything when discussing "globalism."  Of course there is the natural requirement for some degree of interconnectivity in terms of say trade and a global economy, but its a slippery slope when international accords require the ceding of US sovereignty and such a massive transfer of US wealth abroad.  In this sense, "globalism" refers more to an ideology of world governance afoot with supranational entities (i.e. the UN) overruling our constitution and rule of law.  I think this is what is meant by the Paris accord simply being a tool to undermine our sovereignty.