Individualism - a key concept for liberalism.

[LongDefiant]

Individualism is very dumb.

Individuals don't contribute to human survival, only groups of people can do that.

Community should be primary in every political system.

[bayleaf]

Thank you very much! It helped me a lot

[hiddenutopia]

How is individualism/liberalism anti-imperialist?

[KatherineVVE]

religion is growing in importance across much of the planet (Berger, 1999) - although in Western societies it is declining. The question is not so much whether there are cultural differences in religiosity, but whether there are cultural differences in associated moral principles (e.g., Haidt, 2012).
Richard Shweder and his colleagues argue that there are three distinct codes of ethics that guide people's moral judgement: autonomy, community and divinity (Shweder, Much, Mahapatra, & Park, 1997). Heine (2012) notes that the distribution of these codes of ethics varies around the world: autonomy, which stresses the protection of individual rights, prevails among high socio-economic Westerners; community, which stresses interpersonal relational duties and obligations, prevails in cultures where interdependence is privileged; and divinity, which stresses the perceived natural and divinely ordained order of things, prevails among lower socio-economic Westerners and those who subscribe to orthodox and fundamentalist religions.

Poorer people have higher values and principals than civilised society. Check mate

[sebastianmartinez]

Fantasic videos, Mark. May I ask what are your credentials?