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America, for all its prattle about freedom and individualism, is like most other societies an authoritarian collectivist state.

And my general impression is that black communities are far more collectivist than the rest of the nation.

On the other, they hold these vague ideals (which have never been widespread) that sound oddly collectivist in nature.

Greece does not have the luxury, and has reached the inevitable end of collectivist economic policy.

One the main issues with such collectivist argument is that programming is more than solely 'programming'.

The other major part being a collectivist, conformist culture isn't something that breeds creativity.

I don't think it's a liberal versus conservative issue so much as an individualist versus collectivist issue.

In reality, anarchist == anarchism, which is a collectivist/socialist philosophy masquerading as anarchy.

Copyleft is a collectivist ideology, it only ever cares about users as an anonymous mass, but not about individuals with individual needs and constraints.

Most certainly a socialist of a modern type, unquestionably a collectivist.

Sure, there are lots of US group activities, but they are not collectivist in the sense I was using the word.

The answer is not collectivist protections or more anti-racism vigilance, it is to look beyond our superficial differences and to consider all people as individuals with an equal capacity to love and to be loved.

Only the Collectivist/Socialist Anarchists have the audacity to call themselves "Anarchists" without any qualifying suffix or prefix.

Are you implying that women don't make individual career choices based on their interest and aptitude, but instead "concentrate [their] efforts" in some sort of collectivist power grab?

It was part of a transfer of power from the labour-controlled ""collectivist"" councils.

"Yes, there was a heavy blanket of socialism and collectivist values covering everything, but there was a core of pragmatism beneath the redness." Redness?