My way of thinking is to benefit the most amount of people at the highest level as far as possible.

We may be spiritual, but we're also human. We're animals of high intellectual magnitude, and when it's all said and done, we rot.

Human under any frame of government have never had equal say and power, and since man is corruptible, it's only a dream that such a utopia could exist that everyone's needs met, everyone feels great and safe, and that there's enough resources for everyone. Despite finite resources, harsh lands, and greed. The best we've collectively come with is pretty close to where we are now.

Obviously if you're advocating for a system which possibly couldn't work, which has been tried many times before, you don't understand why things are the way they are now. You can know something and not understand it. As for the facts of your life, I really don't care. You could be adjunct professor of sociology at Harvard, that doesn't mean you understand the wisdom and faults of the human condition.