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It depends on what your taxes are like in your country, I think.
Whatever
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
Remind me, did anyone choose this option? Does it change things significantly?
Taking advantage of your limited military capacity, the remote nation of Wezeltonia has invaded one of your distant overseas territories, the Sea Wolf Isles. They claim sovereignty over the islands, despite Steelmen's colonialists having lived there for generations. An emergency meeting has been convened to discuss the matter.
Following new legislation in Steelmen, a study has shown that many parents are too embarrassed to teach their children sex education.
Following new legislation in Steelmen, Steelmen is building an army to protect its overseas territories.
The Great Water was reclassified from "Corrupt Dictatorship" to "Democratic Socialists".

political freedoms 32 -> 66
My latest issue on increasing political freedoms raised this indicator by exactly one point, and now we are on equal footing.

From tax code reform to that incident with Brasilistan, nothing ever goes quite the way it should.
The government is using tax revenues to provide jobs for the poor, the government is suspected of mass disappearing dissidents both at home and abroad, the colors pink and purple are banned from military unit insignia, and the government has awarded itself a month-long holiday to celebrate its achievements.
Health workers are frequently being ignored by people when recommending vaccinations against common illnesses. When these people subsequently become ill they require expensive emergency care. To correct this situation, many health experts are lobbying for mandatory vaccinations.
The Debate
1. Stefanie Lopez, a pro-vaccination taxpayer, says "If a doctor thinks a vaccination is good for you then you should have it. All these people turning them down are know-it-alls that are wasting my tax money. Or they're really afraid of needles."
2. Finlay James, who recently refused a vaccination, says that vaccines must remain completely optional: "Anything else is a breach of human rights. Doctors are not always right!" she says. "I'm perfectly capable of deciding what is best for my body!"
3. Ethel Utopia, Champignons's leading expert on health spending, suggests a third way. "Leave vaccines optional but make free health care conditional on having them. That way people get to choose, and it will help ease the load on our national healthcare budget."
This is the position your government is preparing to adopt.

"This only proves that battleships are obsolete," concludes George W. Build after watching the newest Star Trek movie, "Drakkoshka needs weapons to combat the problems of the 23rd, I mean 21st century. We need to start research and development of an interstellar fleet or we'll be left behind in the arms race against... I dunno Klingons?"
This is the position your government is preparing to adopt.
Couldn't resist.
