• Igitur
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    We’ll, I’m assuming they can’t actually be perfect, and that an authoritarian government wouldn’t do a great job in making them.

    I wouldn’t want to live in a society where every offense in punished heavily. And who knows? Maybe the people think this is for the best. But I doubt it.
  • Vera Mont
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    How do you think that would actually go down? Do you believe everyone would see this as fair and just?I like sushi
    Of course they would. The antisocial greedbags know perfectly well that they are unfair to the the other people. When the society is organized badly, one class of antisocial greedbag is labelled 'criminal' and punished for that behaviour, while another class of antisocial greedbag is labelled 'the privileged' and allowed to get away with it. A well organized society doesn't accept antisocial behaviour from any of its members and trains its young to avoid and resist such behaviour.
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