军国主义

How would you personally define 'patriotism' and does a strong military align with your definition?

What historical figure known for military leadership do you admire most, and why?

Have you ever been faced with a situation where you had to show discipline similar to that of military training, and how did you handle it?

How would you feel if you were required to undergo basic military training as part of your education?

What do you think the world would be like if no countries had militaries?

Why do you think some people are drawn to join the military, and what factors would influence your own decision?

How do you feel seeing your country's flag on military uniforms and does it change your sense of national identity?

What personal values do you share with military ethics, such as honor or loyalty, and why are they important to you?

How should war veterans be treated in your society, and what is the best way to honor their service?

If a futuristic world had no human soldiers but only drones and robots, would your feelings towards militarism change?

Do you think having family members in the military can change a person's attitudes towards war and peace? How so?

If you had to choose between national defense and international aid, where would you like to see more investment?

What if the funds for your favorite public program were redirected to the military; would that change your view on government spending?

When thinking of soldiers, what personal qualities come to mind, and do you see those as virtues in everyday life?

What fears, if any, would surface in a world where the concept of a military didn't exist?

Imagine if technology made traditional militaries obsolete; what new security concerns would you foresee arising?

If the roles of teachers and soldiers were revered equally, how might that alter our society?

Reflect on a time when you felt protected—did it ever involve military power, directly or indirectly?

If military service offered the only pathway to citizenship, how would you feel about your country's inclusivity?

What's the first emotion that hits you when you hear about military interventions in distant conflicts?

Have you ever considered the environmental impact of military exercises, and what does that make you think about their necessity?

What historical figure’s military actions still influence your country today, and in what ways do you feel that impact?

What is the most compelling argument, in your opinion, for a nation to either expand or reduce their military capability?

How would you articulate the cost of militarism on a society’s culture and values?

How would you balance the need for national security with other government spending priorities?

Can a society be both militaristic and maintain true freedom for its citizens?

Do you believe military service should be a civic duty, or should it remain voluntary?

Would you support a significant increase in military spending if it meant cuts to education or healthcare?

If you could symbolically represent peace without any military elements involved, what would that symbol be?

How would the absence of military forces affect the power dynamics in your local community?

In movies where the military is portrayed, how does that influence your feelings about real-life military actions?

If international sports were used to resolve conflicts instead of the military, how do you think that would affect global relations?

How would you describe the ideal relationship between civilian life and military presence in a society?

How do you feel about the idea that a strong military leads to peace through deterrence?

How would you feel if your safety depended solely on diplomacy rather than military strength?

How would your daily life change if your community adopted the principles of military discipline and hierarchy?

If faced with a global threat requiring international cooperation, should military resources be the first or last resort?

How does the idea of a world where conflicts are resolved through cultural exchange rather than military force resonate with you?

Can true peace be achieved through military strength, or does it perpetuate a cycle of conflict?

If you could redirect 10% of your country's military budget to another area, what would it be and why?

How do you balance the admiration for military service with the horror of war's realities in your personal worldview?

In what ways do you think advancements in military technology impact the concept of warfare and peace?