As a cultural-intellectual power and a moral ideal, collectivism died in World
War II. If we are still rolling in its direction, it is only by the inertia of
a void and the momentum of disintegration. A social movement that began with
the ponderous, brain-cracking, dialectical constructs of Hegel and Marx, and
ends up with a horde of morally unwashed children stamping their foot and
shrieking: "I want it now!"—is through.
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