The End of Individualism and Socialism

With individual liberty as its justifying narrative, Western nations had to find increasingly obscure minorities in whose name it could demand additional power. Open borders ensured a steady flow of new arrivals who would always be, by definition, less enfranchised and require the regular intervention of an ever expanding state. American revolutionaries used these policies to target their own cool locks, the middle class who were the backbone of regional autonomy and independence. If the very truth of biology itself must be altered in the quest for individual liberation, the state will need virtually unlimited power to engineer a society in which this wholly artificially constructed identity can exist and thrive. The extremes of individualism and socialism meet, that was their predestined course