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SBC Glocken

This document outlines the key aspects of a hypothetical community governed as a dictatorship. It describes that laws are made by the leader Adrián and his associates, and that they will be enforced by undercover police. It also details the education system, family structure rules allowing up to 4 children per family, housing in identical townhouses, and jobs including police, firefighters, teachers and laborers. Transportation is via privately owned water-fueled cars and a train system, and recreation is allowed for fun activities if not littering or vandalism. The climate varies from tropical to arctic and both pets and wild animals live in the community.

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SBC Glocken Adrián Cornelio Marcos Olivo Sael Sepúlveda Javon Connor
Government (Dictatorship) • Who makes the laws? - Our honorable leader, Adrián, followed by his right-hand men Sael, Marcos and Javon. • How are the laws enforced? - Undercover officers will be deployed throughout the city in regular clothing, a concealed gun and bulletproof vests.
• What happens if a person in the community breaks a law? - The first indictment will be a verbal warning; the second will be a ‘physical’ punishment; the third, depending on the crime, will be time in prison or execution at gun-point.
Education • What will be taught and what subjects will be required? - Students will be taught Math, Languages (English, Spanish, etc.), History, Science, P.E.. • How will education serve your community? - Students will be qualified to work in the industrial world.
• How will schools in your community be different from schools now? - Schools in our community will be organized not by grade, but by prestige (intelligence)(basic, intermediate, advanced).
Family • Are the families going to be Matriarchal, Patriarchal, or Neither? - Both parents will have equal control over the family. • How many kids should each family have? - The families can have up to 4 kids, in order to decrease overpopulation.
• Does everybody in each family live in the same dwelling? - Yes, but if one of the family members decides to leave the house because of family problems, they will have to buy or rent a new place to stay.
Housing • What are the neighborhoods like in your community? - The neighborhoods would be organized and cleaned daily. • Do people live in separate houses? In townhouses, apartments or tents? - All families would live in 2- story townhouses.
• Are all of the houses the same or different? - The inside of the house can be designed to the families’ preference, but the outside of the house must be certified by the government.
Employment • Police officers
Firefighters
Paramedics
Teachers
Laborers
Money
Transportation • How do people get around? Is there a system of mass transit? - Everyone 18+ will be allowed to buy a water fueled car to get around. In case of situations at traffic lights, officers will be available at all intersections. For people under 18, the train station will be very useful for getting around.
Environment/Climate • What is the climate like? Do the seasons change? -Tropical weather in the morning and during daytime and arctic low temperature at night. • Are there animals in your community? What kind? Are they pets or wild? – Both pets and wild animals will be present in the city.
Recreation • How much time do people spend on recreation each week? - If they have free time, they can go to the recreation sector, to shoot the breeze. • What do people do for fun? - Go for a calm walk in the woods, play with any objects they bring, pretty much anything.
• Does the government control how people spend their free time? - In terms of littering, vandalism and others, yes. But other than that, we just watch over our citizens peacefully.
Technology • Are they technologically advanced or do they live a more simple life? - People live a simpler life, not really paying too much attention to newfangled technology.
Outside Farmland Outside Farmland Housing Recreational Area Government buildings Industrial Area (Workplaces) Intermediate Train Station School Districts