American libertarian's affirm almost any
individual. Avoiding that kind of individualism Nietzsche affirmed
the noble individual or the genius. One side leads to working with
democratic republics, the other to working with aristocracies.
Both Nietzsche and the libertarians
mainly missed the individual/group-selection dynamic based in the
biological origin of social behavior. The addition of the science of
sociobiology has shown us that "within
groups, selfish individuals beat altruistic individuals, but groups
of altruists beat groups of selfish individuals." (E.O.
Wilson)
This means we need to find social
rather than antisocial exceptional individuals to develop in our
societies, using psychometric testing etc. to find them. That is,
choose people in a merit-based way rather than choosing by ethnic or
political quotas, as we now do.
In the longer run the reality of kin
and ethnic-centered real human nature points toward developing an
ethnopluralism of ethnostates where all distinctive groups can best
flourish. This could be accomplished in the U. S. with only a few
amendments to the constitutional separation of powers and states,
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