attempts to pursue the concept of "utopia", and believes that the concept of "utopia" is a legitimate concept/idea -- philosophically, intellectually, and in practicality

· "Freedom" as one of the primary defining & guiding principles for "ideal" social systems

· Freedom as a central element of "EarthState"

· based on "philosophical" and "moral" philosophical principles, ideas, values and perspective.

Personal Freedom and Freedom of Expression (& Action

Boundless, a society without worries, without pains, without sufferings, the perfect society built for the humyn race. It shall be that no boundaries exist to isolate anyone from everyone else and this includes all. Things like countries, the economic class structure, the social class structure, discrimination, racism, and gender issues shall all be banned from this perfect society where those who practice such shall be brutally punished.

Since the beginning of history, man has tried to devise a perfect political syste

arx’s socialist legacy can be dominantly encountered in Sweden. First is antipathy for traditional free-market capitalism; second is the desire for a universal class of similar incomes. Furthermore, Sweden displays co-operation among the working masses, with a shorter workweek than existed at the start of the industrial revolution. Moreover, Marx, like Nietzsche, believed in less hope in religion and more hope in people to fulfill their needs.

m. Plato designed a utopian Republic, while Karl Marx radically changed the face of the earth by offering up a secular state that is supposed to be sufficient for all. The highest hopes for political systems were held by some 18th century French Enlightenment philosophers, specifically Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas Caritat, the Marquis de Condorcet. However, the concomitant attempt to bring about an ideal humanistic system (based on Enlightenment thought), most nearly attempted in Scandinavia,

;s, then it could surely exert itself for a peaceful purpose.”

, while the other eighty percent are composed of those run by state, local and non-profit co-operatives. ‘Social-home’ financial help is given to those with aged or handicapped members in the household. Sweden has a high rate of aid to peaceful countries, and allows its own aliens to vote. For approximately 2,600 prisoners, there are 72 prisons with plush facilities, showing a concern for prisoner’s rights. Drug wards exist to help addicts. “In his address to the 1987 SAP Congress, Ingvar Carlsson ended on words he attributed to the American rock singer Bruce Springsteen; ‘There is no winner unless we are all winners’.” Fourth is democracy, with freedom and obedience for and by both rulers and followers. This is displayed in the political system. The fifth point of democratic socialism is participation, especially economic, for employees. Over 85% of the workers are unionized. “Corporatist democracies are characterized by the int!

things such as peace (non-intervention) and progress through education. Condorcet’s desire for greater benefit of

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