Thanks for your patience. But I am happy I was able to get it out for discussion. The welfare of the people is the highest law. One obvious problem is the conflict between public and private objectives, or between community and private objectives. The issue is more complex than these dichotomies suggest.
Modern society is to a great extent an organizational society.
In older agricultural communities, perhaps there is or was less of a conflict between being a farmer and being a citizen in the community. But today, while individuals may still live in households, they may also be members of sets of diverse organizations that compete for their loyalty. These organizations may be governmental or non-governmental. All of them have some relation to constitutive individuals' interest and to the interests of the society of individuals as a whole. It is understood that each individual's fundamental interest is his survival and that the main value providing for the attainment of this goal is the preservation of his freedom of choice, given the prevailing reality in which he must act.