Comparison Of Ideal And Existing Community

Comparison of ideal and existing community

 

Answer: A Dream/Fantasy vs. Reality

Explanation:  When we talk of ideal we are talking about somewhat a perfect one which is very rarely or unattainable and is quite a very opposite to the real one.  Our ideal is just like a dream or fantasy and talking of an existing community we are referring to what is real, it is the reality as contradictory to our dream/fantasy.    


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