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In background settings, secretaries' oddly authoritarian (or, extreme liberalism and anarchism) ideology allows people to have all freedoms except those that directly threaten secretaries' "Guardianship". For example, people can establish congress, commune, direct democracy system, do anything they want even hurt clones (Need to pay credit for damage). Secretaries will serve them still. But if someone attempts to establish his own army or bureaucracy, boom, he's gone. You just need to accept [our] service, or become one of [us] to serve others, there is no third option in Alfau.