The trouble with such a setup is that it's the people who are least protected from backlash for doing, speaking or being unapproved things who'd find it the hardest to move to a more ideologically friendly venue.
You're losing sight of the topic. My remarks were not about the norms imposed on common people, but specifically about the ideological norms imposed on people in intellectual and governmental positions.
(Yes, I should admit that I've more or less projected the example above from today's realities; it's more plausible for lower-middle-class people to launch some kind of a community-changing venture now, due to new technology and all that.)
I have found this most wonderful (if fairly lengthy) article, and thought you would enjoy having it brought to your attention.
It is so good, I think we should include it among the references in the "Politics is the Mind Killer" wiki page. But, before that, I submit it to you, and ask you: is there anything in this article that would warrant its exclusion from this site? I mean, besides the fact that it is about politics, and written by a notorious Social-democrat (And is that in itself grounds for exclusion?).