Brysonism

Brysonism
When someone says something about a right-wing
ideology, people always think of an oppressive regime
such as the Nazis. However, this is not the only
right-wing ideology that oppresses. The racist
Alt-Right orchestrates white pride rallies. The
Neo-Nazis follow in the Nazis’ footsteps. When someone
says something about a left-wing ideology, people
immediately think of Stalin, Marx, or Mao. Brysonism’s
goal is to bring both sides of the political compass
together by compromising between different ideologies.
Food and Money
In capitalism, you go out and you work, or you don’t
and the government pays for your fat butt. Brysonists
will go out and work, and you will get money, and
based on your family size, your preferred amount, and
your income, then you will get food.This combines the
ideas of capitalism and communism. In the words of
Coolio,”If you don’t work, then you don’t eat.”
The Government
There shall be three groups with power: the president,
the senate, and the people. If a stance is adopted by
⅔ of the groups, then it is adopted by the third that
is opposed. The people will vote at town halls and
polling places. The senate shall consist of 200
people, half representing the government and its
services, half representing the people. One
governmental senator, one senator of the people, and a
neutral senator shall be head of the senate. The
senator of the people and the governmental senator
shall be determined by five nominations from both
halves and a vote from the senate. The neutral senator

will be selected at random from the group of nominees.
The president will be selected by a vote from the
senate; the half representing the people shall vote
according to how the people of their region vote. This
is not required, but there is a strong possibility
that the senator that does not vote based on how his
or her people vote, will lose their job and/or be
imprisoned. Whether or not he or she is fired and/or
imprisoned is up to the people the senator is
representing. There must be a majority vote in the
type and degree of punishment, or the vote goes to the
president.
Law
Laws shall be determined by basing laws off of the
Bible, the United States constitution, and laws of
countries worldwide. Amendments are allowed.
Amendments and new laws shall be thought of and voted
upon by the people and passed up to the senate; if
there is a majority of at least 60%, the law or
amendment will be either approved or vetoed by the
president. If it is vetoed, then the senate shall
decide whether to vote again or not. The senate
leaders will decide whether or not to vote again. If
there is at least a 75% majority in the senate, then
the law or amendment will be passed. If there is not a
majority, the head of the senate shall vote upon the
matter. Keep in mind that a house divided cannot
stand, so compromises may be required in order to
preserve the state.
Discrimination and Tolerance
Discrimination of outside groups on account of race,
religion, or gender is prohibited, no one is above
another. But, tolerance of other political groups is

not required. In order for the state to be preserved,
groups that are hostile towards Brysonism or
supporters of Brysonism should be discouraged yet
tolerated. Love your neighbor as yourself, love your
enemy.