新民主主义

If you were to redesign our political system, what role would you give to ordinary people in decision-making?

Should the goal of a political revolution be to perfect democracy or replace it with something else?

Would you be willing to share political power with those who have opposite views to yours for the sake of social equality?

How would you feel living under a government that includes a variety of social classes in its ruling coalition?

How would you balance the need for strong leadership and the risk of potential authoritarianism in a new political system?

If you could shape a new democratic system, what values would be at its heart and why?

If you witnessed unfairness in your political system, how would you propose we address it?

How has the digital age altered your expectations of participation in government?

Can a balance be struck between efficiency in governance and inclusive participation?

What lessons from history should be considered vital in forming a new democracy?

How important is the representation of minority groups in making a democracy function effectively?

If a political system aims to overthrow foreign control, do you think it's always justified, or could it sometimes go too far?

What role do you believe education plays in preparing individuals for participation in a democratic society?

If you could create a new political party, what would be its main goal, and how would it serve the people?

How does individual freedom fit into your concept of an ideal government, and where do you draw the line?

How do you think we can maintain a balance between freedom of speech and preventing misinformation in politics?

How would you ensure all voices are heard in political discussions without any group dominating?

How would a more inclusive political process affect issues you care about personally?

How should we handle the balance between global cooperation and national sovereignty in governance?

How do you envision true equality in political representation, and what barriers exist to achieving it?

What does a truly responsive government look like in practice, and have you ever experienced it?

How would you feel if policy decisions were made based on collective good over individual preference?

What's a real-world example of a political system or policy that you see as fundamentally fair and why?

How should we address the intersection of economic policies and social justice in governance?

How can grassroots movements influence mainstream politics without losing their core values?

What are the risks and benefits of decentralized political power, and how might it look in practice?

How might living in a society where every person's voice counts change your daily life?

If you could introduce one policy to enhance fairness in society, what would it be and why?

How can younger generations shape a political system that traditionally favors older leaders?

If social equality was the law, how would that affect your future ambitions?

How can the concept of 'unity in diversity' be effectively applied in modern politics?

When have you felt your cultural or personal background influenced your political beliefs?

How might we build a government system that is both strong and avoids the concentration of too much power?

In your opinion, is there a place for activism within the structures of government?

What innovative methods do you think could lead to greater accountability in politics?

How would direct democracy impact your willingness to engage in the political process?

Do you believe a society can transition peacefully to a 'New Democracy,' or is conflict inevitable?

Is it possible to have too much participation in government, and if so, what might the downsides be?

How does hearing different perspectives broaden your understanding of what democracy should be?

In what ways do you think governmental decisions should reflect both majority and minority voices?

Can political systems truly be fair, and what would fairness look like to you?

When has a collective decision made you feel a part of something larger, and why was that impactful?

Should individuals have equal power to affect change regardless of their social status, and why?

How does the concept of a coalition government resonate with your understanding of fairness?

How might the balance of power within a community affect its development and stability?

What does 'equal opportunity' mean to you within the context of modern governance?

How can everyday citizens have a meaningful say in large decisions that shape their country’s future?

What’s the most significant action that young people today can take to ensure a bright democratic future?

In what instances have you seen societal diversity strengthen the decision-making process in governance?

If you had the opportunity, what single reform would you implement to make your government more representative?

What role does personal responsibility play in the success of a government system?

How could today's youth shape the future of democracy through their actions?

If you could decide, what issue should be the top priority for policy makers today?

If given the chance, how would you promote equality and inclusion in your community?

In what ways do you think local governance can inform national policies?

How would you propose we measure a government's effectiveness?

In an ideal society, how would you ensure that power is not only shared but balanced among various groups?

How should a society prioritize its spending: healthcare, military, education, or something else?

How would you feel if your personal values had a direct impact on government policies?

If you could introduce a policy that would benefit the most marginalized in your society, what would it be?

What role should compromise play in a government that values both individual freedom and social equality?

How can we ensure future government systems are built on empathy and understanding rather than power and control?

What practical steps can individuals take to create a more inclusive and participatory political environment in their community?

Can you think of a time when you felt particularly empowered or disempowered by your government's decisions?

In a changing society, how important is it for political systems to evolve, and what would that evolution entail?

What steps can we take to ensure young people are more engaged and represented in politics?

Do you think a government should prioritize social equality over economic growth; why or why not?

Do you think there's room to innovate in how we conduct elections, and what would that look like?