Is It Better To Create A Dystopian Society?

Is a faultless world precisely what everyone desires? Or is it all not what is adds up to be. The state of the world is closer to being a dystopian society rather than a utopian society. More wars, more sickness and more ignorance is occurring all across the world. In a utopian society all those problems would seem to disappear and be left with a flawless world. But is it really that easy? War has been around in the world for centuries and there is no foreseen stopping anytime soon. Wars generate hostility in countries that develops fear in the civilians of the culture. There are many examples when people have to flee their country for their own safety. But the places the refugees go to are not always the most welcoming. In a perfect society there would be no conflicts or issues of diversity that would cause something such as a war to be created. Peace between countries is a difficult thing to achieve especially in the last couples years. …show more content…
Death rates continue to increase and there is no cure. Along with other illnesses people are suffering. Not only does sick person suffer from pain and side effects of medications the loved ones and community members grieve also. It would be hard to say that one person makes a immense impact on the public, but the little items that a person who is sick could do could create a domino affect across a community. As people struggle from illnesses that have no cure the utopian ideal starts to slip out of the worlds hands. To be able to grasp why it happens is nearly impossible, and people continue to be diagnosed everyday with a new ailment. An unflawed society would have no sickness and no