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What are the potential risks and benefits when a political group advocates for a significant overhaul of longstanding political structures?

How important do you think it is for a political party to have a strong stance on environmental issues in today's society?

In what ways do nationalism and the call for self-determination resonate with your understanding of independence and identity?

Can you envision a context within your own community where advocating for minority rights might challenge the status quo, and how should that be handled?

Imagine if a political movement wanted to change the official language of your country; how would you and your community adapt?

If there was a political campaign in your area that challenged historical narratives, would you support it and why?

Do you believe that parties focused on social justice and equality can effectively balance these ideals with economic challenges, and why?

How do you feel about the concept of a political party advocating for the reunification of their nation, and can you draw parallels with any historical events you're familiar with?

If a party in your country called for significant changes to the constitution, how would you react, and what concerns would you have?

How do you think modern borders affect the unity or division of people who share a common culture?

In what ways do you believe a society could benefit from seeking full political independence from neighboring countries?

Do you think it's possible to honor a country's past struggles for freedom while building new relationships with former rivals?

How do you feel about the idea of striving for a united Ireland today, and what challenges might such a movement face?

What role do you think younger generations should play in resolving long-standing political conflicts between neighboring nations?

Should national identity be something people prioritize over broader international cooperation, or do you see a balance between the two?

Can a political movement focused on one group's independence also promote equality and fairness for all people in the region?

Do you believe that social and economic equality is possible within divided or contested political regions?

In a world of changing political boundaries, how important is cultural identity today compared to economic stability?

What role do you think grassroots movements should play in shaping national policy, especially when it conflicts with the government’s agenda?