Authoritarian

If you had the power, what rule would you implement in your community and why?

Can you think of a time when strict oversight helped prevent chaos or disorder in a group you were part of?

How do you balance the need for security with personal freedoms in making decisions for a group?

Would you prefer a society with absolute safety but less freedom, or one with complete freedom but potential risks?

What role do you think strong leadership plays in crisis situations?

How do you feel about sacrificing some personal liberties for the sake of national or global security?

What examples from history or current events show us the consequences of too much control over people's lives?

In what scenarios do you believe strict rules are justified, even if they might limit individual rights?

How would you react if a rule you disagreed with was enforced for the common good?

How would you feel if your everyday choices were limited to ensure society's stability?

In a situation where your safety is guaranteed but your freedom is limited, which would you choose and why?

Can a leader with absolute power truly have the best interests of their citizens at heart, or is corruption inevitable?

Reflect on a time when strict rules in your life felt reassuring rather than restrictive. Why did you feel that way?

Do you think a society can achieve significant progress without some level of individual sacrifice? Share your reasoning.

If given the choice, would you prefer a society with strict order but less personal freedom, or more freedom but less order? Why?

Imagine living in a place where only one viewpoint is allowed; how do you think this would impact your personal growth?

Is it ever justifiable to sacrifice some personal freedoms for the sake of national security or stability? Give examples.

How do you balance the need for security with the desire for freedom in your own life?

In what situations, if any, do you think an authoritarian approach is necessary or justified?