Left-Libertarianism

What personal sacrifices are you willing to make for the sake of a more equitable society?

How does the concept of shared responsibility manifest in your community or school projects?

Can you share a personal experience where cooperation led to better results than competition?

How would the principle of 'common good' change your approach to everyday decisions?

What's the most important element of a trusting and cooperative relationship, in your opinion?

Can you identify a moment when you prioritized a group benefit over a personal benefit, and was it worthwhile?

How could your neighborhood or local community benefit from a system based on mutual aid?

What personal sacrifices would you be willing to make to enable everyone to have a fair start in life?

When have you felt that your voice mattered in a group decision and how did that affect the outcome?

Can you think of a real-world example where collective action led to a better outcome than individual pursuits?

Have your closest relationships taught you more about cooperation or competition, and which do you value more?

How would you define freedom in your own life, and what role do you think community should play in that?

How might modern digital platforms contribute to a society that values decentralization and autonomy in decision-making?

What personal values would you never compromise, even for the benefit of a harmonious community?

Can a community truly thrive without leadership, or do we naturally need leaders and followers?

How does the principle of 'no harm' to others influence your actions in a shared living or educational space?

Recall a time when you had to compromise for the common good; do you believe it was the right choice?

What role does empathy play in your decisions about sharing resources and opportunities with others?

Have you ever felt limited by traditional structures, and how would you redesign them for more freedom?

What are ways we can support those in need in our communities while promoting self-reliance?

How do you define personal success, and should it be tied to contributing to the greater good?

What barriers do you perceive in achieving a society where voluntary cooperation is the norm, and how would you address them?

What's your take on the idea that everyone should contribute to the public good in their own unique way?

Can you imagine a scenario where the collective management of resources would be more efficient than individual ownership?

What might be the pros and cons of a society that values shared decision-making over individual leadership?

In what situations do you think freedom of choice impacts equity among people?

What does it mean to have 'equal say' in decisions, and how would that look in your family or friend group?

Have you ever felt empowered by contributing to a collective goal; what was that like for you?

What personal freedoms would you prioritize in designing a fair society?

How does the idea of 'voluntary participation' manifest in your daily experiences?

When has an act of sharing in your life led to unexpected positive outcomes?

What actions have you taken to ensure your voice is heard in decisions that affect you?

How might your school or workplace change if everyone held equal decision-making power?

How would you feel about living in a community with no hierarchy, just equal partners?

In what ways does the pursuit of equality make your personal relationships better or more challenging?

What does 'liberty' mean to you in the context of your day-to-day life?

How does the idea of sharing power in your community make you feel?

What changes would you hope to see in the workplace to promote a balance between autonomy and cooperation?

How could the principles of left-libertarianism change the way we approach environmental sustainability?

What role do you see for personal accountability in a community that values voluntary cooperation over enforcement?

In what ways do you think an economy based on sharing and collaboration rather than competition might impact innovation?

What do you envision would be the biggest challenge in a society where cooperation is the norm?

How important is having equal access to technology in shaping your opportunities and freedoms?

When have you felt most free to make choices about your life and what conditions enabled that freedom?

If you had the chance, what rule or policy would you abolish in your school to increase personal freedom?

How could your community benefit from individuals having more say in how local resources are distributed?

In what ways can a society ensure a fair distribution of resources without impeding personal freedom?

What would a world look like where all decisions are made through voluntary cooperation, not coercion?

What are your thoughts on the role of volunteerism in society and can it replace certain government functions?