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Classless Utopian Society

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Would we lose what it means to be human in such a classless, ''heavenly,'' utopian society? Absolutely! Let's not forget what drive this country, and what really separates the '' haves vs have nots.'' First, we live in democracy-where as we as the people select and choose who exactly we prefer to govern us. Second, I'm merely going to throw one word out there that will just eliminate this debate and that word is, hardwork. If everybody was treated tantamount, than we wouldn't truly know the real meaning of hardwork. For example, let's say you the type of person who wakes up at 4am working on whatever you want in life, and on the other hand, we have this other individual who gets up at 4pm feeling completely lackluster. Do you really feel like

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