communalism

To claim that children belong to the community is full-blown communalism, and the end of individual rights.

That same communalism also means they tend to place a lower value on individual life.

Thus communalism does mean there would still be a state, although far more decentralised.

The more interesting question is: Can communalism work without the community having a deep attachment to the idea?

None that embodies the self-flagellating communalism of Yankee America, nor the reflexively anti-government individualism of southern america.

The culture has an intense focus on communalism, respect and duty as well as a host of other differences.

It sounds like you're only seeing the extreme examples of the divide between individualism and communalism.

There was a slight uptick in communalism in the early internet, but the MBAs have stamped out that out hard.

Another instance of opportunistic capitalism bastardizing a very pleasant concept and lifestyle like communalism and turning into unrecognizable monster of itself.

The european social model is not the result of sophisticated empathy and communalism.

Yes, communalism (that's the name, for those who were wondering) has been tried.

Why use that word instead of 'communalism' which implies helping each other.

Looking at google, to help you understand, you could use the word "communalism", here it would mean to "significantly prefer/select from a specific religious group".

Maybe when you say I don't understand "anarchism," it's because I interpret it to mean "without power," and you interpret it to mean some kind of devolved communalism.

There are much more reasonable arguments made for individualism than "f you I got mine", just like there are more reasonable arguments for communalism than the ones posed by Stalin.

Who cares if it affects others" This is not in alignment with "equitability, collaboration, communalism, modesty, earnestness, or conservation of resources" People claim those values but rarely actually follow them.