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The Ideal Civilization
This is my idea of the "Ideal Civilization". People are different, not all are good, not all are bad, in a sinless world, this is no existing problem. But in a sin-infected world, it is a problem. Because of some people with low morals, there is almost guaranteed to be a thief who wants to steal instead of build up or make something himself. Most nations try to solve this problem by taking all the people with good morals and people with bad morals, and putting them all under a law to make it stable. But forcing someone to do something, does not actually change the heart, and chaos is inevitable in every government. The way to make the ideal civilization would be only possibly if the vast majority of citizens had good morals and were willing to work. In that case, they would be producing and not taking out of a vacuum. But since people with bad morals are inevitable, something needs to be done about it. The law tries to fix this with a specific punishment for every crime. But in this civilization, the people come together and they decide what is right in a civilization led by the people and they, say, go to the thief's house with pitchforks and torches. In the ideal civilization, when there is a problem, the people get together, to find a solution. If the people are not passive and willing to solve problems made by the people themselves, and all of the previous, they would not need a government with a single, double ruler, or any amount of tyranny. If the people are willing and able to do these things, a government is not needed and this is my idea for the "Ideal Civilization" where people are held together not by force, but by genuine care and responsibility for eachother. -- Written by Vikenait Productions 🌍
-- Comment by iostudio 👨💻: Great Post, Vikenait Productions!;