What universal and timeless point does Jonathan Swift make in his satirical novel called Gulliver’s Travels?

[Anonymous]

What universal and timeless point does Jonathan Swift make in his satirical novel called Gulliver’s Travels


People are often petty, combative, and self-important.
People need to be more cooperative in matters of self defense.
It is wrong for governments to issue edicts regarding individual behavior.
It is unwise for a prince to demand his people fight for his own desires.

[Outofthegrey]

These aren't timeless points, they're just simplistic philosophy that has been repackaged since the days of the Peloponnesian empire.

[Asker]

I think they are.. I didn't make this question a quiz did.

[Klaatu51]

18th century

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulliver%27s_Travels

[Klaatu51]

thanks!