Z-Civilizing Case

"Z-Civilizing"

The Z-people think that humans should be grateful for the chance to jump a few steps into the future and improve their life through this process of "Z-civilizing", though I disagree with them. First of all, their main purpose in life is equality for all. In other words, everybody in their planet is exactly the same within every area. They all look the same, act the same, have no religious beliefs to be the same, and share the same culture. Whereas in planet earth people have the freedom of religion, the difference in race and cultures. However, the Z-people think that by making everyone the same they would be able to reach equality and create a peaceful planet. Though, I don't think that everyone is going to personally agree with that movement, but the ones who do agree obviously don't want to be "evaporated".

I DISAGREE with the Z-Civilizing because knowing the reality of being a human in earth and becoming part of the Z-people will be difficult to accustom to their same beings and culture. However, since the Z-people were born being the same as everyone, they are mentally blind in an aspect where they don't know the feeling of being unique and having the ability to decide for themselves. However, if a Z-person was released from the Z-people's tribe for at least one day and discover the planet by being free to choose different acts, I think that the Z-person would want to become a human because of the differences and things we are allowed to do legally. On the other hand, if a human being was to become part of the Z-people, he/she will do it obligatory and would most likely become bored in their tribe because everyone looks the same; which is no excitement.

Having the freedom to be f=different than others is our personal decision because not everyone in the planet is born with the same abilities as everyone. Our differences are what make up planet earth unique and a one of a kind planet. I completely disagree with the Z-people taking over our planet, so therefore I will still be capable of being a "single me".