Modern Liberalism

What is your perspective on the balance between free market competition and consumer protection?

How does the idea of 'fair trade' versus 'free trade' resonate with you when you make purchasing decisions?

What would be the potential benefits or drawbacks of a state-controlled economy in your view?

Why might some argue that universal basic income is essential, and do you agree or disagree?

What does 'equality of opportunity' mean to you and can you give an example from your life?

If you could design a government program to address income inequality, what would it look like?

What impact does access to quality education have on a person's future, based on your observations?

How might a country balance economic growth with the welfare of its citizens?

In what situations have you felt that government intervention has been beneficial or harmful?

What role should the government play in regulating the internet and social media?

What are your thoughts on how society should support individuals with disabilities?

How do you feel about the government's role in redistributing wealth to address income inequality?

In your opinion, should healthcare be a right provided by the state, and why?

Do you believe that a larger government presence helps or hinders personal freedom?

How would the implementation of a universal basic income change your life plans or aspirations?

What do you think is the most significant challenge facing young people today, and how could government intervention help?

In what ways has the education system shaped your views on equality and opportunity?

Do you think high school curriculum should include financial literacy, and how would that affect future generations?

Have you ever felt disadvantaged by the current economic system, and what change would you propose?

How can a more equal society benefit your immediate community?

Can you recall a moment when you wished for more government support or less?

How would your priorities in life change if education debt was not an issue for you or your family?

What does social mobility mean to you, and how can it be achieved?

Can a country have both strong economic growth and high standards of environmental protection – how?

What would the impact be on your community if a living minimum wage was implemented?

What personal experiences have made you value or question the importance of individual rights?

Should the state provide for those who can't work, and why do you feel that way?

Have you ever felt overlooked by the system, and what change would have made a difference?

How do you think the belief in progressive policies shapes a country’s culture?

Considering recent events, how should governments adapt to protect both public health and the economy?

Can there be true equality in a capitalist society, and what would that look like?

If a new social program guaranteed you a basic income, how would you use this financial security?

How would your community change if everyone were guaranteed a place to live?

How would the availability of free public transportation affect your daily life and your city's traffic?

When have you seen someone's rights infringed upon, and what government response do you think would have been appropriate?

What kind of support would you want from the government if you were to start a small business?

How could government initiatives in renewable energy impact your family or your community's future?

If education were entirely state-funded, how do you think that would affect the quality and accessibility of education?

How should a government balance the needs of public health with the rights of individuals during a pandemic?

What would be your reaction if your online privacy was significantly increased by new government policies?

How do you think your local area could be improved by a government policy focused on community development?

What public services do you believe should be expanded, and how would this benefit you and your community?

How do you think the government should support families with children to ensure they have equal opportunities?

Have you ever felt that your voice mattered in a government decision, and why or why not?

What's a social issue you're passionate about and how should the government address it?

Have there been instances in your life where you felt government intervention was too much or too little?

What's one change you'd like to see in the educational system that could lead to more equal opportunities?

What role do you believe the state should play in regulating the housing market?

What is one ethical responsibility you believe the government should never ignore?

How much does your government’s policy on climate change align with your personal values, and why?

If you had to choose, would you prioritize personal liberty or community welfare, and in what situation?

Can governmental policies truly solve issues of social justice, or is that something that society must address on its own?

If your government took a more active role in regulating food quality, how might that influence your eating habits or health?

How would your daily life be affected if your city adopted a 'Green New Deal' type of environmental policy?

Have you witnessed or experienced discrimination, and what role do you think government should play in addressing it?

Could you foresee any consequences, positive or negative, if college education was publicly funded?

Have you noticed any ways in which gender equality initiatives have impacted your community or school?

What would you consider a fair immigration policy that balances empathy and national security concerns?

How might increased government funding for scientific research affect future job markets?

If you were to volunteer or work for a government agency, which one would you choose and why?

How could police reform initiatives impact your perception of safety and justice in your community?