More recognizes the importance of discreetly suggesting new ideas, stating that one should use a "civilized form of philosophy" that appropriately fits in with what is going on at the present time (More 63). ... His description, which requires that the convicted return what he has stolen and is then sentenced to hard labor, serves as a more fair and effective method of punishing thieves. ... More's Utopian society is built upon chief principles that govern every aspect of their lives. ... moral decline, More attempts to remove any possible temptation from the Utopian citizen, thus cre...

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The key of any anarchist is to achieve utopianism within a society. A utopianism is the achievement of a perfect stateless society. ... Due to this nature, it would cause instability in society as individuals would be less willing to help others. Theorist Hobbs says that a stateless society would be "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short." ... It is also argued that is would be impossible for anarchism to come about as for it to be implemented as a political system, a collection of politicians would be needed to run for it in a general election to become the government which completely cont...

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