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Topic	Would you rather have been raised in a sheltered utopia, or a gritty ghetto?
PMarth2002 03/31/17 4:18:35 PM #16:	EightySeven posted... Isn't "sheltered" usually seen as a negative trait though? How can it be perfect if some damaging negativity comes with it? Fair point, but being sheltered is still a long way from claiming utopia is the same thing as a dystopia. Personally, I would say sheltered, but otherwise perfect is a lot better than the total removal of human rights and freedom like bernie was saying. berniepanders posted... you're making the mistake of there being any difference between the two There is. They're literally opposites. A lot of dystopias in fiction masquerade as utopias, but that doesn't mean they're the same thing. --- If you want to make the world a better place Take a look at yourself, and then make a change <cite>PMarth2002 posted [p:876257313] in Would you ... [t:75181051]...</cite> <quote><cite>EightySeven posted...</cite> <quote>Isn't "sheltered" usually seen as a negative trait though? How can it be perfect if some damaging negativity comes with it? </quote> Fair point, but being sheltered is still a long way from claiming utopia is the same thing as a dystopia. Personally, I would say sheltered, but otherwise perfect is a lot better than the total removal of human rights and freedom like bernie was saying. <cite>berniepanders posted...</cite> <quote>you're making the mistake of there being any difference between the two</quote> There is. They're literally opposites. A lot of dystopias in fiction masquerade as utopias, but that doesn't mean they're the same thing. --- If you want to make the world a better place Take a look at yourself, and then make a change</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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