Yes, there is truth in your words, but what I was referring to was the virtue of a society but seen merely from the ideal point of view, in practice everything depends on people, as I said, we could establish a society with the most perfect laws, with the greatest rights, with the best structure, but if people are not perfect the social model will fail. For a society to prosper, it needs to develop a model adjusted to its people.

Part of the failure of Third World nations to achieve economic prosperity is due to the continued attempt to westernize society. For although they always manage to westernize a segment of people, they never end up making everyone adapt to that model of market economy, to "democracy", and to the rest of Western culture. This is due to the whim of some to seek to resemble the Western nations, without taking into consideration the characteristics of their societies. The best model of society will always be the one that best fits its people. Thanks for your comments, greetings!