According to Osho, society can easily run on imposed, decorative morality—and often prefers it—because living saints unsettle comfort by awakening a deeper longing. Saints have no 'utility'; they are poetry and meaning, not management. So yes, showy morality sustains order, but it keeps people asleep; only religion-as-awakening through living insight births authentic morality and true transformation.
Yes—rules and pretend goodness keep things calm, but only the wake-up jolt from real sages makes us truly good inside.