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How do you think the rise of fringe political parties impacts a society's mainstream political landscape?

What personal values do you believe should never be compromised in politics, regardless of the party?

How important is it for politicians to reflect the cultural diversity of their electorate in their policies?

How does the presence of far-right or far-left parties in a country influence its international reputation?

What role do you think the media plays in shaping public perception of minor political parties?

How might a party's focus on nationalism affect its approach to global issues like climate change or immigration?

What mechanisms do you think are necessary in a democracy to ensure that all political parties adhere to fundamental human rights?

Can a political party's historical context justify its current stance and policies? Why or why not?

Do you think there is a line between protecting national identity and being exclusionary? How do you define it?

How would you feel if a political party prioritized the interests of one group over another in your community?

Can fear or uncertainty about the future influence how people view immigration policies?

Is it possible for national pride to coexist with respect for diversity, or are they often in conflict?

Do you think leaders with extreme views can ever attract widespread support, or do they intrinsically alienate people?

What values do you believe a country's political parties must uphold to stay inclusive and fair to everyone?

What drives some individuals toward extreme political ideologies, and how can society engage with those views constructively?

How should political parties balance national concerns like security with global issues like human rights and immigration?

In your opinion, is the presence of far-right parties in politics a sign of healthy democracy or a warning sign for society?

How would your community change if a party like this started gaining more influence—positive or negative?

Have you ever encountered a political ideology that challenged your personal values? How did you respond?