The same government that tries to preach what the ideal behavior is for all of its citizens can also be the one that has its law enforcement send people to camps if any of them step out of line.
You, as a person, are expected to behave in a way that fits the "model" citizen ideal, this often comes at the cost of sacrificing your individuality, including your innermost thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives on various aspects of life.
You may also notice that the punishment for certain "transgressions" can start to become far worse than the crime that was committed.
You, as a person, are expected to behave in a way that fits the "model" citizen ideal, this often comes at the cost of sacrificing your individuality, including your innermost thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives on various aspects of life.
You may also notice that the punishment for certain "transgressions" can start to become far worse than the crime that was committed.
A perfect utopia wouldn't need laws or a punishment system either.
If systems are created in a way that pushes people toward positivity, there is no reasons (unless there is a societal collapse or an exterior event) for a societies to start going sideways as social pressure will do the job of laws.