Relentless government control, complete class inequality, and indoctrination of the masses, are the major components of an ideal utopian society.   The enforcement of utopian fundamentals will result in a society of unbalanced, moronic, brainwashed men who depict the misrepresented ideal of this society. In reality, laws of justice, equality, and freedom govern most of the modern world.  From the distorted view of Aldous Huxley’s  Brave New World  the deformed utopia is a place of  …showed first 75 words of 1490 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1490 total…opposites.  Why then, would Huxley go to so much trouble and invert all of his statements instead of just writing for direct meaning?  Huxley’s tone of satire convey’s a mood of caution; he is sending a implied warning to the people of the future: guard against the loss of humanism and freedom, for in its place will rush the distortion of man’s ideals; a Brave New World  of  “Community, Identity, and Stability.”