If the government put a limit as to how many people could live in a city what would happen ?

[Talking Heads]

Besides riots could this be successful ?

 

[Tabula Rasa]

I guess it depends on what kind of government it is and its aims

 

[SergeantAutist]

That kind Of Government I wants to build.
Iam a/"the" Fascist Nazist who wants to rebuild the world.

 

[Talking Heads]

That kind Of Government I wants to build.
Iam a/"the" Fascist Nazist who wants to rebuild the world.

I agree the people have too much freedom and thus are choosing evil crime the government needs more control to step in and curb stomp these people.

 

[SergeantAutist]

I agree the people have too much freedom and thus are choosing evil crime the government needs more control to step in and curb stomp these people.

here is in depth explanation about my plan
1.0.0.0 The Ideological Foundation1.0.0.1 Belief in Racial Hierarchy1.0.0.1.1 The idea that the world is divided into superior and inferior races.1.0.0.1.2 The Aryan race was considered the pinnacle of human development.1.0.0.1.3 Other races, particularly Jews, were seen as threats to the purity of the Aryan race.1.0.0.1.4 The belief that racial purity was essential for world leadership.1.0.0.2 Concept of 'Living Space' (Lebensraum)1.0.0.2.1 Expansion was necessary to secure resources for the Aryan race.1.0.0.2.2 Eastern Europe was targeted as the primary region for expansion.1.0.0.2.3 Indigenous populations in these regions were to be displaced or enslaved.1.0.0.2.4 The belief that territorial expansion was a natural right for the superior race.1.0.0.3 Anti-Communism1.0.0.3.1 Communism was viewed as a Jewish invention and thus inherently evil.1.0.0.3.2 The goal was to destroy communist states, particularly the Soviet Union.1.0.0.3.3 Anti-communism was used to gain support from conservative and nationalist elements within Germany.1.0.0.3.4 The belief that the defeat of communism would pave the way for Aryan dominance.2.0.0.0 The Strategy for Expansion2.0.0.1 Rearmament and Militarization2.0.0.1.1 Secret rearmament efforts began shortly after coming to power.2.0.0.1.2 The withdrawal from the League of Nations to avoid international scrutiny.2.0.0.1.3 Building alliances with nations sympathetic to the regime's goals.2.0.0.1.4 Large-scale military parades and propaganda to boost national morale.2.0.0.2 Diplomatic Manipulation2.0.0.2.1 Signing non-aggression pacts to neutralize potential threats.2.0.0.2.2 The use of appeasement tactics to gain time for rearmament.2.0.0.2.3 Infiltrating and influencing other nations' political landscapes.2.0.0.2.4 The use of diplomacy to divide and weaken opposition alliances.2.0.0.3 Invasion and Conquest2.0.0.3.1 Annexation of Austria (Anschluss) as a first step toward expansion.2.0.0.3.2 The Sudetenland crisis and the Munich Agreement as a means to take over Czechoslovakia.2.0.0.3.3 Blitzkrieg tactics for rapid conquest of Poland.2.0.0.3.4 Plans for the eventual invasion of Western Europe, starting with France.2.0.0.4 Establishment of Puppet States2.0.0.4.1 Installing pro-regime governments in conquered territories.2.0.0.4.2 Exploiting local resources and populations to support the war effort.2.0.0.4.3 Use of local collaborators to enforce regime policies.2.0.0.4.4 Suppression of any nationalist movements in occupied regions.3.0.0.0 The Implementation of the Vision3.0.0.1 The Role of Propaganda3.0.0.1.1 State-controlled media to spread ideological messages.3.0.0.1.2 Propaganda targeting youth through education and youth organizations.3.0.0.1.3 The portrayal of the regime's leader as a messianic figure.3.0.0.1.4 Use of film, art, and literature to glorify the regime's ideals.3.0.0.2 Suppression of Opposition3.0.0.2.1 Creation of a secret police force to eliminate dissent.3.0.0.2.2 The establishment of concentration camps for political prisoners.3.0.0.2.3 Banning opposition parties and consolidating power.3.0.0.2.4 Use of show trials and executions to instill fear.3.0.0.3 The Final Solution3.0.0.3.1 Implementation of laws to segregate and dehumanize targeted groups.3.0.0.3.2 Mass deportations to ghettos and concentration camps.3.0.0.3.3 The use of forced labor and mass extermination as tools of genocide.3.0.0.3.4 The establishment of death camps for industrial-scale murder.3.0.0.4 Global Ambitions3.0.0.4.1 Plans to invade the Soviet Union for resources and Lebensraum.3.0.0.4.2 The ultimate goal of defeating the United States to secure global dominance.3.0.0.4.3 Reorganizing the global order under the regime's control.3.0.0.4.4 Cultural and racial purification of the conquered territories.4.0.0.0 The War Effort4.0.0.1 Early Successes4.0.0.1.1 The rapid conquest of Poland in 1939.4.0.0.1.2 The fall of France in 1940, solidifying control over Western Europe.4.0.0.1.3 The signing of the Tripartite Pact with Italy and Japan.4.0.0.1.4 Strategic bombing campaigns against Britain.4.0.0.2 The Eastern Front4.0.0.2.1 The invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 (Operation Barbarossa).4.0.0.2.2 Initial victories and occupation of vast territories in the USSR.4.0.0.2.3 The siege of Leningrad and battles for Moscow and Stalingrad.4.0.0.2.4 The turning tide after the defeat at Stalingrad in 1943.4.0.0.3 The Global Conflict4.0.0.3.1 The war's expansion to North Africa and the Middle East.4.0.0.3.2 Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and the entry of the United States into the war.4.0.0.3.3 The formation of the Allies, uniting the UK, USSR, USA, and others against the regime.4.0.0.3.4 The implementation of total war policies on the home front.4.0.0.4 Decline and Defeat4.0.0.4.1 The failed invasion of the Soviet Union and the loss of the Eastern Front.4.0.0.4.2 The Allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day) and the liberation of Western Europe.4.0.0.4.3 The collapse of Axis powers and the regime’s retreat into Germany.4.0.0.4.4 The eventual defeat and occupation of the regime’s territory by the Allies.

 

[SergeantAutist]

here is in depth explanation about my plan
1.0.0.0 The Ideological Foundation1.0.0.1 Belief in Racial Hierarchy1.0.0.1.1 The idea that the world is divided into superior and inferior races.1.0.0.1.2 The Aryan race was considered the pinnacle of human development.1.0.0.1.3 Other races, particularly Jews, were seen as threats to the purity of the Aryan race.1.0.0.1.4 The belief that racial purity was essential for world leadership.1.0.0.2 Concept of 'Living Space' (Lebensraum)1.0.0.2.1 Expansion was necessary to secure resources for the Aryan race.1.0.0.2.2 Eastern Europe was targeted as the primary region for expansion.1.0.0.2.3 Indigenous populations in these regions were to be displaced or enslaved.1.0.0.2.4 The belief that territorial expansion was a natural right for the superior race.1.0.0.3 Anti-Communism1.0.0.3.1 Communism was viewed as a Jewish invention and thus inherently evil.1.0.0.3.2 The goal was to destroy communist states, particularly the Soviet Union.1.0.0.3.3 Anti-communism was used to gain support from conservative and nationalist elements within Germany.1.0.0.3.4 The belief that the defeat of communism would pave the way for Aryan dominance.2.0.0.0 The Strategy for Expansion2.0.0.1 Rearmament and Militarization2.0.0.1.1 Secret rearmament efforts began shortly after coming to power.2.0.0.1.2 The withdrawal from the League of Nations to avoid international scrutiny.2.0.0.1.3 Building alliances with nations sympathetic to the regime's goals.2.0.0.1.4 Large-scale military parades and propaganda to boost national morale.2.0.0.2 Diplomatic Manipulation2.0.0.2.1 Signing non-aggression pacts to neutralize potential threats.2.0.0.2.2 The use of appeasement tactics to gain time for rearmament.2.0.0.2.3 Infiltrating and influencing other nations' political landscapes.2.0.0.2.4 The use of diplomacy to divide and weaken opposition alliances.2.0.0.3 Invasion and Conquest2.0.0.3.1 Annexation of Austria (Anschluss) as a first step toward expansion.2.0.0.3.2 The Sudetenland crisis and the Munich Agreement as a means to take over Czechoslovakia.2.0.0.3.3 Blitzkrieg tactics for rapid conquest of Poland.2.0.0.3.4 Plans for the eventual invasion of Western Europe, starting with France.2.0.0.4 Establishment of Puppet States2.0.0.4.1 Installing pro-regime governments in conquered territories.2.0.0.4.2 Exploiting local resources and populations to support the war effort.2.0.0.4.3 Use of local collaborators to enforce regime policies.2.0.0.4.4 Suppression of any nationalist movements in occupied regions.3.0.0.0 The Implementation of the Vision3.0.0.1 The Role of Propaganda3.0.0.1.1 State-controlled media to spread ideological messages.3.0.0.1.2 Propaganda targeting youth through education and youth organizations.3.0.0.1.3 The portrayal of the regime's leader as a messianic figure.3.0.0.1.4 Use of film, art, and literature to glorify the regime's ideals.3.0.0.2 Suppression of Opposition3.0.0.2.1 Creation of a secret police force to eliminate dissent.3.0.0.2.2 The establishment of concentration camps for political prisoners.3.0.0.2.3 Banning opposition parties and consolidating power.3.0.0.2.4 Use of show trials and executions to instill fear.3.0.0.3 The Final Solution3.0.0.3.1 Implementation of laws to segregate and dehumanize targeted groups.3.0.0.3.2 Mass deportations to ghettos and concentration camps.3.0.0.3.3 The use of forced labor and mass extermination as tools of genocide.3.0.0.3.4 The establishment of death camps for industrial-scale murder.3.0.0.4 Global Ambitions3.0.0.4.1 Plans to invade the Soviet Union for resources and Lebensraum.3.0.0.4.2 The ultimate goal of defeating the United States to secure global dominance.3.0.0.4.3 Reorganizing the global order under the regime's control.3.0.0.4.4 Cultural and racial purification of the conquered territories.4.0.0.0 The War Effort4.0.0.1 Early Successes4.0.0.1.1 The rapid conquest of Poland in 1939.4.0.0.1.2 The fall of France in 1940, solidifying control over Western Europe.4.0.0.1.3 The signing of the Tripartite Pact with Italy and Japan.4.0.0.1.4 Strategic bombing campaigns against Britain.4.0.0.2 The Eastern Front4.0.0.2.1 The invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 (Operation Barbarossa).4.0.0.2.2 Initial victories and occupation of vast territories in the USSR.4.0.0.2.3 The siege of Leningrad and battles for Moscow and Stalingrad.4.0.0.2.4 The turning tide after the defeat at Stalingrad in 1943.4.0.0.3 The Global Conflict4.0.0.3.1 The war's expansion to North Africa and the Middle East.4.0.0.3.2 Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and the entry of the United States into the war.4.0.0.3.3 The formation of the Allies, uniting the UK, USSR, USA, and others against the regime.4.0.0.3.4 The implementation of total war policies on the home front.4.0.0.4 Decline and Defeat4.0.0.4.1 The failed invasion of the Soviet Union and the loss of the Eastern Front.4.0.0.4.2 The Allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day) and the liberation of Western Europe.4.0.0.4.3 The collapse of Axis powers and the regime’s retreat into Germany.4.0.0.4.4 The eventual defeat and occupation of the regime’s territory by the Allies.

@Myst @Raskolnikov and @Tabula Rasa Rate my plan

 

[n9wiff]

Depends on the limit

 

[Raskolnikov]

here is in depth explanation about my plan
1.0.0.0 The Ideological Foundation1.0.0.1 Belief in Racial Hierarchy1.0.0.1.1 The idea that the world is divided into superior and inferior races.1.0.0.1.2 The Aryan race was considered the pinnacle of human development.1.0.0.1.3 Other races, particularly Jews, were seen as threats to the purity of the Aryan race.1.0.0.1.4 The belief that racial purity was essential for world leadership.1.0.0.2 Concept of 'Living Space' (Lebensraum)1.0.0.2.1 Expansion was necessary to secure resources for the Aryan race.1.0.0.2.2 Eastern Europe was targeted as the primary region for expansion.1.0.0.2.3 Indigenous populations in these regions were to be displaced or enslaved.1.0.0.2.4 The belief that territorial expansion was a natural right for the superior race.1.0.0.3 Anti-Communism1.0.0.3.1 Communism was viewed as a Jewish invention and thus inherently evil.1.0.0.3.2 The goal was to destroy communist states, particularly the Soviet Union.1.0.0.3.3 Anti-communism was used to gain support from conservative and nationalist elements within Germany.1.0.0.3.4 The belief that the defeat of communism would pave the way for Aryan dominance.2.0.0.0 The Strategy for Expansion2.0.0.1 Rearmament and Militarization2.0.0.1.1 Secret rearmament efforts began shortly after coming to power.2.0.0.1.2 The withdrawal from the League of Nations to avoid international scrutiny.2.0.0.1.3 Building alliances with nations sympathetic to the regime's goals.2.0.0.1.4 Large-scale military parades and propaganda to boost national morale.2.0.0.2 Diplomatic Manipulation2.0.0.2.1 Signing non-aggression pacts to neutralize potential threats.2.0.0.2.2 The use of appeasement tactics to gain time for rearmament.2.0.0.2.3 Infiltrating and influencing other nations' political landscapes.2.0.0.2.4 The use of diplomacy to divide and weaken opposition alliances.2.0.0.3 Invasion and Conquest2.0.0.3.1 Annexation of Austria (Anschluss) as a first step toward expansion.2.0.0.3.2 The Sudetenland crisis and the Munich Agreement as a means to take over Czechoslovakia.2.0.0.3.3 Blitzkrieg tactics for rapid conquest of Poland.2.0.0.3.4 Plans for the eventual invasion of Western Europe, starting with France.2.0.0.4 Establishment of Puppet States2.0.0.4.1 Installing pro-regime governments in conquered territories.2.0.0.4.2 Exploiting local resources and populations to support the war effort.2.0.0.4.3 Use of local collaborators to enforce regime policies.2.0.0.4.4 Suppression of any nationalist movements in occupied regions.3.0.0.0 The Implementation of the Vision3.0.0.1 The Role of Propaganda3.0.0.1.1 State-controlled media to spread ideological messages.3.0.0.1.2 Propaganda targeting youth through education and youth organizations.3.0.0.1.3 The portrayal of the regime's leader as a messianic figure.3.0.0.1.4 Use of film, art, and literature to glorify the regime's ideals.3.0.0.2 Suppression of Opposition3.0.0.2.1 Creation of a secret police force to eliminate dissent.3.0.0.2.2 The establishment of concentration camps for political prisoners.3.0.0.2.3 Banning opposition parties and consolidating power.3.0.0.2.4 Use of show trials and executions to instill fear.3.0.0.3 The Final Solution3.0.0.3.1 Implementation of laws to segregate and dehumanize targeted groups.3.0.0.3.2 Mass deportations to ghettos and concentration camps.3.0.0.3.3 The use of forced labor and mass extermination as tools of genocide.3.0.0.3.4 The establishment of death camps for industrial-scale murder.3.0.0.4 Global Ambitions3.0.0.4.1 Plans to invade the Soviet Union for resources and Lebensraum.3.0.0.4.2 The ultimate goal of defeating the United States to secure global dominance.3.0.0.4.3 Reorganizing the global order under the regime's control.3.0.0.4.4 Cultural and racial purification of the conquered territories.4.0.0.0 The War Effort4.0.0.1 Early Successes4.0.0.1.1 The rapid conquest of Poland in 1939.4.0.0.1.2 The fall of France in 1940, solidifying control over Western Europe.4.0.0.1.3 The signing of the Tripartite Pact with Italy and Japan.4.0.0.1.4 Strategic bombing campaigns against Britain.4.0.0.2 The Eastern Front4.0.0.2.1 The invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 (Operation Barbarossa).4.0.0.2.2 Initial victories and occupation of vast territories in the USSR.4.0.0.2.3 The siege of Leningrad and battles for Moscow and Stalingrad.4.0.0.2.4 The turning tide after the defeat at Stalingrad in 1943.4.0.0.3 The Global Conflict4.0.0.3.1 The war's expansion to North Africa and the Middle East.4.0.0.3.2 Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and the entry of the United States into the war.4.0.0.3.3 The formation of the Allies, uniting the UK, USSR, USA, and others against the regime.4.0.0.3.4 The implementation of total war policies on the home front.4.0.0.4 Decline and Defeat4.0.0.4.1 The failed invasion of the Soviet Union and the loss of the Eastern Front.4.0.0.4.2 The Allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day) and the liberation of Western Europe.4.0.0.4.3 The collapse of Axis powers and the regime’s retreat into Germany.4.0.0.4.4 The eventual defeat and occupation of the regime’s territory by the Allies.

Reminds me of Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.