Are Crime,Disease,Poverty and Malnutrition natural component parts of our pre-technological social structure?

Question

These items are a part of our present system which continue to wreak continuing social never ending chaos.

Answer 1

No, these things are a natural component of capitalistic greed.

Answer 2

I would like to say No , but this is what it looks like , and leans towards it . The problem that I see, is lets face it , we are six and half billion people in this world , so what ever country you talk about will have it's group that represents it's poverty and unemployed group of people , they are the ones that have fallen between the cracks of the particular country social system , and it seams that is the norm . The basic problem is the lack of education , we have become so technological minded and many a government rules and restrictions that benefits the educated . Sickness, physical or mental with out a safety net the person will quickly fall in despair and may seek various avenues for survival
or get what they want , crime could be one of the ways , and otherwise poverty , malnutrition and diseases are prevalent . When deprecion sets in a person it is monumental effort to climb out of it , and when personal situations are such .. poverty will persist in our technological society.

Answer 3

No, they are part of the human existence and have been components of every society.

Disease comes from nature.

Crime is because everyone is always looking for a short cut or an easy way to get something. Some people are less constrainted to stay within accepted civilized limits.

Humanity - "Out of such crooked timber nothing straight was ever made". Nor can there be a system devised to correct it. But that didn't stop, Marx, Stalin, Hilter, Mao, or Pol Pot from trying.