Permissive vs Restrictive

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This is a quiz about political axis such as Capitalism vs Communism in which privatization is discussed, Laissez-Faire vs Regulationism in which regulations are discussed, Permissive vs Restrictive in which the rights of the populace are put up to the table, Progressive vs Conservative in which morality is discussed, Pacifism vs Militarism in which militarization is discussed and Internationalism vs Isolationism in which foreign relations are put up to the table.

In this quiz we will see the axis of permissiveness and restrictiveness,aimed at the general rights of the populace, militias, guns, democracy and other rights. Permissive policies include democratic measures, right to bear guns and protest, free-speech, freedom of religion, freedom to disobey and be anonymous, while restrictive policies support authoritarianism, less transparency, few rights for populace, no voting rights, no democracy, no free-speech or freedom of religion.

Created by: Botan Gabriel

Parties
- Political parties are permitted
- Political parties are not permitted, there is only one state
Votes
- People have the right to vote on anything and ask referendums. Direct Democracy
- People have the right to vote on certain issues and leaders. Representative Democracy
- People have the right to vote only one party members and choose on few issues or not at all. Restrained Democracy
- People have no right to vote or decide who leads. Dictatorship
Legislation
- People have freedom to dissolve the state or disband institutions whenever needed
- People have no freedom to disband the current state
Protests and dissents
- Protests are legal
- Protests are legal and regulated
- Protests are legal when the state allows
- Protests are illegal
Free Speech
- People have the right to express ideas and anything
- People have the right to express ideas, but not hate speech (violence, sla-nders, libe-ls)
- People have no right to express something, except what is allowed by the party
Political Donations
- Political donations are legal
- Political donations are legal but regulated (caps on donation, transparency)
- Political donations are illegal
Transparency
- The state must be fully transparent
- The state is transparent, except certain issues such as military operations
- The state does not require to be transparent
- The state does not inform people with their intention except when the party allows it
Freedom of grouping
- People have the right to form groups
- Groups may be dispersed if found dangerous
- Groups may be dispersed if found dangerous or surpassed a cap
- Groups may be dispersed whenever is needed/ Groups can be formed only with the will of the party
Gun Control
- There is no gun control
- Gun control is imposed, ensures that only some guns may be owned
- Gun control is imposed, ensures only some guns may be bought and carried only on specific spaces
- Gun control is imposed, guns can be carried only with reasons and after passing tests
- Gun control is imposed, people have no right in bearing guns
Militias
- People have the right to organize militias
- People have no rights to form militias
Warrants
- People have the right to warrants and trials
- People have the right to warrants except special situations, emergencies
- People have no right to warrants, police can seize them, their goods or property
Privacy (letters, home, public areas)
- People have the right to privacy even in public
- People have the right to privacy except public
- People have the right to privacy, except on special occasions
- People have no right to privacy, they are constantly monitored
Trial by jury
- Everyone has a right to trial by jury
- In special cases is not a right
- Nobody has a right to trial by jury
Eminent Domain
- The private property may not be seized by the state
- The private property may be seized by the state, but only for projects, through warrants, trials and compensations
- The private property may be seized anytime by the state
National Curfews
- Government does not impose curfews
- Government imposes curfews on special cases
- Government imposes curfews whenever fits
D-e-at-h Pe-na-lt-y
- D-eat-h Pena-lty is not allowed
- D-eat-h Pe-nalty is allowed in certain cases such as war cr-iminals or se-xu-al off-ende-rs
- De-ath Pena-lty is allowed
National Flag, symbols
- The desecration of the national flag or symbols or leaders are allowed
- The burning of flag is not allowed
- The use of flag in commercial or protests is not allowed
- The flag may not be desecrated or owned without permission
- The flag must be worn with other symbols (even leader photos)
Patriotism
- The pledge of allegiance is voluntary
- The pledge of allegiance is compulsory during special events
- The pledge of allegiance and other patriotic chants are compulsory
Dressing
- All kinds of dressing is permitted
- Only some kinds of dressing that are decent are permitted
- Only the approved dressings are allowed (conforming with religious codes or uniformity)
Religious Freedom
- Respected
- Respected, except some religious groups called cu-lts, or seemed dangerous
- Not respected, atheist/religious values imposed

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