The people will be focused and unified.  They'll wear matching uniforms and share a religion.<br/><br/>Chirality Prohibition Index does not remove their free will or personality.<br/><br/><br/>I posted my character up pieces at a time, I explained all of the stuff she was going to do, its mechanical effects, and what it would look like in character, and I did it all publicly and piecemeal so that the other players could put their input in<em>as I did it</em>.<br/><br/>Similarly, "I put myself in for a Solars game!" is kind of a lame way to go; I asked what people thought long before I made the character about making an Infernal, and if anyone had a problem with it, it was certainly a complaint that went primarily unaired.  Nobody seems to have an issue about having a Dragon-Blood or Sidereal running around, though, so "This game isn't all Solars!" isn't the real issue, I imagine.<br/><br/>So, is nobody else going to use social magic?  Is it the black and white uniforms that are offensive?  Because come on, guys,<em>using magic to make utopian societies is basically the most Solar thing anyone can possibly do</em>.  The Prefect's magic?  Solar utopia.  The Sand People?  Slaves for a Solar utopia.  Solar utopias<em>every damn place</em>.<br/><br/>And the hilarious thing about calling Madder a tyrant is that she's in a position to never have to raise a hand in violence to convert people to her way of thinking.  She provides a place where people are friendlier and more comfortable, enjoy a better standard of living through communal support, and get to live peacefully and safely.  But I guess she expects people to wear uniforms, so it is Not Acceptable.