1-What is the legal drinking age? Adulthood.
2-Driving age? Limited permission may be attained as young as sixteen. Full license is possible at eighteen.
3-Age of sexual consent? Sixteen, unless it is determined the mental ability to competently and knowingly consent is not present, at which point charges of rape may be filed.
4-Voting age? Upon the age of eighteen, but can be revoked in some circumstances.
5-At what age would someone become an adult (free from parental control)? - Normally at eighteen years, but can be sooner, in some circumstances.
6-What types of recreational drugs (if any) are legal? - Tobacco and alcohol, and that's about it.
7-Can people have guns? Legal and almost wholly unrestricted. Armed societies are polite, you see.
8-What is the official full name of your country? What is the informal name? What are people of your nation called? Formal: The Republic of Grand France. Informal: Grand France; France. Citizens: Grand French; French.
9-Do you have the death penalty? Yes, and we have used it recently. You were expecting shame, perhaps? Get a life, elitist.
10-What is the speed limit? In cities it ranges from 25 to 35 MPH. On highways it is 55 MPH. On national roads it is as high as 75 MPH. Breaking the limit is harshly punished.
11-What types of religions would are permitted or restricted? Any religion not directly harmful to the Republic is permitted.
Which of the following are legal:
12- Porn? Legal, but socially frowned upon, especially kiddy porn.
13-Prostitution? Legal and accepted (and taxed) in some areas, illegal and frowned upon in others.
14-Polygamy/ Polyandry/ Polyamory? Legal in certain religious enclaves or with certain hard to get legal permits, but very uncommon and socially frowned upon.
15-Homosexuality? Legal, but socially frowned upon.
16-Stem cell research? Adult Stem Cell Research is permitted. Embryonic Stem Cell Research is not.
17-Human Cloning? Government permits and observation are necessary.
18-Cock Fighting? Good luck fighting the Animal Cruelty charges if you do it in the big cities, buddy. Even where it is not illegal, it is socially viewed as disgusting at best.
19-Slavery? We will KILL you!
20-Hunting? Legal, popular, and commonplace, both in sport and for sustenance. Eat what you catch is common policy.
21-Fishing? Legal, popular, and commonplace, both in sport and for sustenance. Eat what you catch is common policy.
22-Eating meat? Legal, socially acceptable and highly commonplace. Vegetarianism and Veganism are so uncommon as to be novelties.
23-Littering? Usually illegal on the local level, and socially frowned upon. There's a waste basket right there, for God's sake! Are you really that lazy?
24-Unisex bathrooms? Highly uncommon, generally seen as indication of an establishment's poverty.
25-Suicide? - Rare. The right to euthenasia is denied.
26-Gay marriage? - Illegal, without exceptions.
27-Abortion - Illegal, except in extreme circumstances, such as when the mother's own life is threatened.
28- What types of sexual activity (if any) are illegal? Rape and pediophilia often carry the Death Penalty. What consenting adults do is their own business.
29-Is your country's/culture clothing optional or mandatory? Extremely optional.
30-Do you have obscenity laws? If so - how would you define "obscene". - For the most part the people are expected to utilize sensible discretion, though some things are just on the books in case, such as sex in public, public nudity, and so on.
31-What system do you have for taxes?
- Income Tax? There is no Income Tax, and there has been none since the abolition of the monarchy.
31a Sales Tax? There are sales taxes, though some essential products may not be taxed, or are not as a social courtesy.
31b Import/Export Tax? Varies on the product and where it is going to or coming from.
32-What is the criterion for someone to pass to become a citizen? You must hold residence for a minimum period, and then pass a Citizenship Examination. The residence period may be shortened by national service.
33-What types of people do you allow (or not allow) into your country? Anybody willing to obey the laws and come legally, but France reserves the right to deport with prejudice if it is necessary.
34-What type of government are you? Republic with a mixed direct/indirect democracy.
35-To what degree is your government allowed to censor or restrict the media? French government officials are strictly barred from cencorship of the media except in the most dire instances of emergency.
36-Aside from laws - what sort of unofficial (and unenforced) cultural rules and traditions do you have? For example – Sensibility is key in daily life. The idea is to have fun, but not cruelly, or at anybody else's expense.
