Do you value individual liberty or do you embrace collectivism?
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JoeyFoxx · 51-55, M
I believe that collectivism is a bit of a false construct, attempting to have humans emulate ants. It's terribly impractical.
It's a bit ironic too that those that tend to support collectivism also seem to embrace individuality and cast aside societal expectations of behavior. It doesn't seem to be consistent.
I think the version of liberty as defined by the US Declaration of Independence is what I support the most, including the implications that my liberty cannot trample yours.
I support individual liberty. I support the notion that each of us has the right to do what allows us the broadest expressions of who we are, within the responsibilities that we have to each other as members of a larger community.
It's a bit ironic too that those that tend to support collectivism also seem to embrace individuality and cast aside societal expectations of behavior. It doesn't seem to be consistent.
I think the version of liberty as defined by the US Declaration of Independence is what I support the most, including the implications that my liberty cannot trample yours.
I support individual liberty. I support the notion that each of us has the right to do what allows us the broadest expressions of who we are, within the responsibilities that we have to each other as members of a larger community.