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Other teens silently listened to the speeches of the elders, but still wished they had the freedoms of the teens in Geselltown. When they grew up they went to Geselltown and got a job in the Mitsubishi plant, but the other teens married others from Gemeintown and taught their children to be afraid and to hate their neighbors.
In effect, the inhabitants of Gemeintown mirrored the theories of Communism, who ranted and raved against the liberals in the West. Communism was born of an attempt to keep the old system of family ties, which honored the elders of a clan or country above themselves and obeyed them in order to keep order in society. Meanwhile, the liberal West allowed freedom of expression and of the individual. It appeared at one point to be most desirable, even though it was born of economic necessity, in which people practiced free trade and gathered together in cities for economic reasons, rather than because of close ties to their relatives. On the other hand, the liberal, economically-based...
These two conflicting standards are what create the differences between Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft.
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