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[End Times]

The term "collectivist" doesn't specify whether it applies to the population in general or sub groups within. Modern usage implies the former, therefore I'm very careful to specify which kind of collectivism I would refer to. To me it generally means Marxism. The kind you refer to I would call "cohesion".

The next distinction the word "collectivism" doesn't draw is whether it applies to economic collectivism or simply collectivists looking out for their common good.

The trouble is Jews have co-opted "collectivism" to encompass anything that is not "individualism." Marxism, National Socialism, generic nationalism, generic tribalism, even loving one's extended family. Shabbos Goyim like Alex Jones harp on "collectivism" routinely.

The Kosher spectrum of permissible "thought" has incorporated such buzzwords (as well as "socialism") for those who think they are "on the right" (so-called "conservatives").

Economic collectivism, even within the ingroup is not healthy, it's disgenic.

That's certainly up for debate.

Anything less than total anarchism is "collectivism" of a degree.

Do we have a basic government, run by our own kind, providing "socialized" military force and "socialized" fire protection? Do we have speculation in essential modern services (e.g., electricity, natural gas, water, telecommunications, health care), or a degree of so-called "socialism" to assure that a corrupt elite does not seize control of such things for their economic benefit?

What do you have against land speculation?

It's inherently a Jewish thing. Turning a gift from God into a commodity, reducing the foundation of prosperity (e.g., food production) to mammon.

I know you think Hitler was a Jew, but I'm firmly committed to Point 17 of the Program of the NSDAP (that includes abolition of taxes on non-speculated land).