A person, be he or she wise, naive, strong, or weak, has his or her responsibilities in the society. Zarathushtra stands for freedom of thought, word and deed, and stands against suppression and exploitation. He repeatedly reminds people that good has a good reward, and bad has a bad consequence. And to be good is to be selflessly good. In a true Zarathushtrian society, all are free to work for a better world without harming others.
Every person receives in reward what one does in renovating human life.
Society is led by the very wise. Men and women are equal and their superiority lies in their wisdom and righteousness. The smallest unit in the society is the family, then the community, next the fellowship, and last the world. He never indulges in speculations. He does not thrive on speculations, but on conclusions from what one discovers and understands.