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'''Collectivism''' in government is based on the notion that the welfare of the group takes precedence over individual rights. It is based upon the flawed logical premise that the sum is greater than its parts. It is generally preferred by [[liberal]]s. [[Libertarians]] generally prefer [[individualism]].{{fact}} | '''Collectivism''' in government is based on the notion that the welfare of the group takes precedence over individual rights. It is based upon the flawed logical premise that the sum is greater than its parts. It is generally preferred by [[liberal]]s. [[Libertarians]] generally prefer [[individualism]].{{fact}} | ||
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Collectivism in government is based on the notion that the welfare of the group takes precedence over individual rights. It is based upon the flawed logical premise that the sum is greater than its parts. It is generally preferred by liberals. Libertarians generally prefer individualism.[Citation Needed]