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'''Individualism''' is the idea that individuals can do more to help themselves than any [[government]] or group; that idea stands in opposition to [[collectivism]]. Individualism was popularised in the nineteenth century by the [[British]] [[philosopher]] [[John Stuart Mill]] and by his follower [[Auberon Herbert]]. Despite being the opposite of collectivism, however, some leftists also embrace individualism (albeit in a more anarchistic and nihilistic manner), such as Jean-Paul Sartre and the ACLU.<ref>http://www.eagleforum.org/educate/1996/feb96/focus.html</ref>

'''Individualism''' is the idea that individuals can do more to help themselves than any [[government]] or group; that idea stands in opposition to [[collectivism]]. Individualism was popularised in the nineteenth century by the [[British]] [[philosopher]] [[John Stuart Mill]] and by his follower [[Auberon Herbert]]. Despite being the opposite of collectivism, however, some leftists also embrace individualism (albeit in a more anarchistic and nihilistic manner), such as Jean-Paul Sartre and the ACLU, as well as the radicalized American Library Association.<ref>http://www.eagleforum.org/educate/1996/feb96/focus.html</ref>

== Rugged individualism ==

== Rugged individualism ==