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Utopias were communities where all work was shared and all property was owned in common, there was no rich or poor and it was said that all fighting would disappear. However, fighting between people can never end and there can never be no rich and poor. Us as human being it is in our nature for us to fight. Since the beginning of time we have always been at war with different enemies whether it’s regarding race or a economic status. For instance, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki! These two cities that held innocent people were bombed because of this war that was started between Japan and the United States. In addition, the bombing had killed about 90,000 soldiers and civilians in Hiroshima, and about 39,000 civilians

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