JUSTICE AND IDEAL STATE STRUCTURE
Person must do work very well for that prove beneficial somethings to society and self. In that subject Plato’s the other idea is human has two big enemies. These are riches and poverty. Because for example if one workman is rich, he does not want to do his work. Riches promises him so big comfort in life. This situation demolishes process of human nature. For poverty workman can not do his work productive. Because he has not enough tool and material for his work. Poverty prevents like riches.
The other subject is Plato’s direction forms in state. He shows monarchy for the best direction form. Because democracy has equality concept.
Plato did a lot of things for politics. In my opinion he brought division of labour in society. This situation reflects today’s world. Therefore this is important.
As it were, legal audits are a test to the manner by which a choice has been made, as opposed to the rights and wrongs of the conclusion came to.
It isn't generally worried about the finishes of that procedure and whether those were 'ideal', as long as the correct methodology have been taken after. The court won't substitute what it supposes is the 'right' choice.
This may imply that general society body will have the capacity to settle on a similar choice once more, inasmuch as it does as such legally.
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as long as the monarch is a just and wise philosopher king.
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Theoretically, in my opinion, a benevolent Dikatator is the best form of government. In reality, each Dikatator only promotes its preservation of power at any price and that then leads to war, hunger and poverty of the general population. That's why I think democracy is the best form of government so far.