Is the opinion of an individual more important than the consensus of the whole? Everyone in society agreed on one thing: it would benefit the majority of people. Collectivism pushes society above all to contribute to the common good. People could be even more altruistic and subsidiary towards others. On the contrary, individualism only encourages self-encouragement and divides society. Collectivism conveys the value of the whole and binds society more closely together. To combat social corruption and the false abundance of greed that an individualistic society would establish, collectivism should be valued above individualism. In a collectivist society, individuals support each other. No one is left behind while others move forward in their lives; everyone would be unified as one. Collectivism emphasizes the priority of group goals over individual goals and the importance of understanding within the social group. In fact, collectivism allows some societies, such as in Japan, to work together effectively. In this unitary parliamentary and constitutional monarchy, the people...