What are the societal problems?

In a wise society there are almost no social problems

The following national societal problems are not always problems in themselves, for example "abortion", but contain suffering and negative consequences, which in a well-functioning society would have been considerably less extensive. Some of these problem areas are:

Abortion
Abuse
Addiction care
Agriculture
Alcoholism
Anger
Appearance fixation
Arms
Arson and collateral damage
Bankruptcies
Bullying
Bureaucracy
Business lobbying
Cheating and dishonesty
Child labor
Class differences
Conflicts
Consumerism
Corruption
Criminality
Debt
Democracy
Diet
Disability
Discrimination
Divorce
Drug Addiction
Drug Resistance
Elderly care
Energy cost
Environmental destruction
Expectations
Fresh water
Gambling abuse
Greed
Health general
Health insurance
Healthcare
Healthcare
Housing
Humiliation
Indifference
Inequality
Infidelity
Infrastructure
Injustice
Internet attacks
Jealousy
Lack of trust
Legal certainty
Legislation
Loneliness
Male Oppression
Marketing
Meat production
Migration
Natural resource waste
Neglect
Nutrition
Pensions
Physical and mental illness
Political liability
Poverty
Prison
Product quality
Public transport
Rape
Security
Segregation
Self-harming behavior
Sexual abuse
Sick leave
Social care
Social unrest
SPAM
State budget
Terrorism
Suicide
Surveillance
Taxes
Technology understanding
Throwing food
Unemployment
Urban transport
Urbanization
Waste
Waste in oceans and lakes
Women oppression
Work specialization
Working conditions
Work injuries