"In keeping with my individuality, I seek to be as independent and self-reliant—a burden to no one—as my abilities allow." ~ Lawrence Reed Individuality vs. Collectivism Individualism embraces human nature, our inherent individuality. Collectivism attempts to thwart it. The largest, most horrendous mass murders in history were collectivist crusades against the individual. Stalin, responsible for a minimum of 20 million murders, is widely reputed to have declared that “One death is a tragedy; a million is a statistic.” The collectivist disparages the individual. He tells us there’s some higher moral good to “the group,” especially if he gets to define it or run it. Collective entities invariably reduce to very specific individuals telling other individuals what to do—or else!

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I, Individual: Why the Individual Should Be Celebrated

"The vilest form of self-abasement and self-destruction is the subordination of your mind to the mind of another, the acceptance of an authority ov...

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