Neo-Fascism

How critical do you think it is to have diversity in a country's leadership and cultural expressions?

How does prioritizing one race or ethnicity above others make you feel about the values of equality and diversity in society?

Reflecting on your own experiences, how does the notion of sacrificing some privacy for a perceived greater good resonate with you?

If your favorite cultural or artistic expressions were censored for national cohesion, how would that impact your sense of community and creativity?

In what ways can the younger generation influence the struggle between maintaining historical traditions and embracing social progress?

Where do you draw the line between cultural pride and cultural supremacy, and how does that affect your interactions?

How would the meaning of 'justice' change for you in a system that suppresses diverse political opinions?

What are the dangers or advantages you foresee in a society where one ideology or cultural perspective dominates all aspects of life?

How have your encounters with diverse communities affected your stance on immigration and cultural protectionism?

Would you feel more secure or threatened living in a society where surveillance is justified by national security concerns?

How could the narrative of 'us vs. them' influence your relationships with neighbors who have different views or backgrounds?

What emotions are stirred in you when you hear about incidents of political violence motivated by extreme nationalistic beliefs?

When does pride in one's country cross the line from patriotism into something more extreme in your eyes?

How would you feel if societal standards consistently disregarded your cultural background?

How do you reconcile the need for national security with the potential for that power to be used against certain groups or individuals?

How would a significant restriction on Internet use to maintain cultural norms affect your academic and social life?

How do you feel when a group with different views from yours gains political power, and how would you adapt?

Can you think of a situation where you felt pressured to conform to the majority; how did that make you feel about your own identity?

If you were asked to give up some personal freedoms for a more uniform society, exactly what freedoms would you be willing to sacrifice, if any?

When you think about your favorite public spaces, how would they be different if they were designed to reflect just one set of cultural values?

Imagine if all your leaders had the same cultural background; how would that affect the decisions that govern your life?

How would your everyday life change if your neighborhood adopted policies that favored one heritage over all others?

How do you view the responsibility of protecting cultural heritage versus the risk of alienating non-dominant groups within the nation?

What is your perspective on the concept of 'majority rule' when it potentially diminishes the rights and voices of the minority?

What are your thoughts on the impact of a strong, singular leadership compared to a collaborative, multi-viewpoint leadership in a nation?

Have you ever felt excluded from societal norms and, if so, how do you think that relates to policies that may prioritize national tradition over individual identities?

When you envision your ideal community, what role do you believe authority and hierarchy should play in its structure?

Does the idea of sacrificing some aspects of democracy for rapid national progress make you hopeful or uneasy?

How do you think a society that celebrates one homogeneous national identity would influence your sense of personal identity?

Would you feel comfortable if your government monitored and controlled the media to maintain societal order?

How much importance do you place on personal liberty when it's weighed against the promise of social and economic stability?

If certain groups are blamed for a country's problems, how does that influence your view on justice and fairness in society?

What are the risks you perceive when a government emphasizes national identity over individual or global identities?