So the first thing you need to establish is how this doctrine of love will work and how it will propagate throughout all of society. How are we getting from point A to point B? This is something you've carefully chose to neglect here. Moreover, none of this really follows from one another. How does people being more loving entail a democratization of states and workplaces? How does growing up with far more love automatically mean the next generation will be loving and caring? You haven't elucidated on how exactly you're sure this is the case. Instead you chose to talk about more generalities without actually addressing what to actually do. No one is going to know what to do if all we're doing is being vague.

The last paragraph leads me to believe either you're trolling or far gone. "The overcoming of conflict continues to happen until all conflicts are ended" HOW??? You failed to address the initial point in my very first comment, in how there are irresoluble conflicts of interest. How do you incentivize a sociopath from wanting to exploit others? How are you going to solve the battle for resources with just love alone? What if someone chooses to not be loving? Do you have a contigency plan for that? Do you think that the human psyche works in a way such that if someone experiences an abundance of love, they will be brainwashed into not feeling any negative emotions whatsoever? If so, you are again contradicting scientific consensus. "freed from politics such as states, taxes, democracies and parties are a thing of the past" "all beings are now part of nothing but the earth wide garden of love and harmony" Ok... you seriously cannot be serious here. How would a doctrine of love entail an abolishment of democracy? Would everyone just agree with each other? Would the need to vote on anything become obsolete? How does that work? Are you seriously going down the second rabbit hole I suggested in my initial comment, where everyone becomes brainwashed into having the same desires? If so, I think you conveniently ignored how I said that is only an illusion of paradise. Individuality is a key component of the human psyche, and to strip that away would also to strip away what agency we have. You're essentially deciding for someone at birth how they think and how they should act, rendering any other possible path in life they could take impossible.

Please... Snap out of this fantasy you've created for yourself and listen to me for a second. I want something similar to what you want (minus the brainwashing of society to think and act in a certain manner), however I think you're going about this all wrong. Sitting in an armchair and just babbling incoherent vague nonsense isn't going to change anything. I mean, at least sit in an armchair and babble slightly less incoherent, more concrete things for starters. Actually give certain courses of action for how to do things and explain how exactly one thing is supposed to lead to another. Give some backup plans for in case a certain course of action doesn't go as intended, so that people aren't scrambling around confused when that inevitably happens. For someone who preaches about love, I would expect you to understand the power words have. It isn't very loving of you to try and provide advice to people for how to improve the world, but only give half-baked ideas. It's not very loving of you to sit here and waste people's time by talking about all of this fantasy and speculation without giving any concrete ideas to solve any of the world's issues. So practice what you preach. You're welcome