Structure

A nation comprised of citizens who each have the same amount of power; there is not a role which grants more with some exceptions. The protectors (of the people and law) swear to follow the will of the people. They sacrifice their life to not participate in such discussions. Why? The threat of a protector speaking out one's opinion is enough to consider them as dangerous (instead of unbiasedly protective). Any such notion contributes the idea that force can be used to corrupt and not words. The protectors wear blue clothing to denote their societal role.

Since they have lost their free speech and some privileges of a citizen, they are entitled to the following:

Recognition and respect for their service by the people.
"Marriage" permits a protector to reveal their political thoughts to their partner. However, the partner may only use what they say as influence and not citeable (it must be as if it was the partner's original idea).

Those wearing red denote medical, maintaining the health of the citizens. Any one of these members can perform general medical duties, such as First Aid,<ref>Should every citizen know First Aid? If we are placing more importance on benefiting the society than personal choice, then yes. But there ought to be good reasons to make this knowledge mandatory.</ref> but the color refers to being specialized in a form of medicine (surgical, psychological, et cetera).

Should there be a 3rd member of this society? One that cannot participate due to natural ineligibility (mental illness, disorders, et cetera). They still get the benefits, but do not have a say. Unsure, I imagine their opinions (if controversial or not well thought out) would commonly be dismissed (on the idea itself, not by the person).

Any person who willingly commits to obeying a set of fundamental rules and has not been permanently banned is granted citizenship. Citizenship provide rights and power. Citizenship may be revoked by consensus of the people (would be reserved for extreme cases).

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