Bourbonism

Bourbonism (also referred to as Biopolitick Majora Thought, Inner Biopolitick Thought, or just Davidson Theory) is the official state ideology of Unigov. The term was coined by socioeconomics professor Bourbon Davidson in 2066, although it only started taking off in the 2140s. The ideology is largely considered a philosophical evolution of 21st century European mixed-market social capitalism. It is ideologically opposed to its counterparts; Tanakism and Hedgism.

Key tenets of Inner Biopolitick Thought include:


 * The whole of mankind is greater than the sum of its parts, and will be triumphed even at the expense of the individual.
 * The best way to uphold civilization is to ensure a fair, productive, and healthy life for everyone.
 * Availability of universal basic income to all citizens of the state unless charged of a crime.
 * Availability of universal healthcare to all citizens irrespective of criminal record.
 * Prohibition of private healthcare.
 * Prohibition of retirement pensions.
 * Birth limits per household enforceable with sterilization.
 * Legalization of abortion.
 * Mandatory euthanasia for the terminally ill.
 * Legalization of suicide.
 * The removal of "burial rights"; all citizen cadavers will be donated to science or have their organs harvested.
 * Legalization and research of cloning technology.
 * Legalization and research of human-implemented genetic engineering.
 * Mandatory conscription of eligible citizens during wartime.
 * Democratically held elections for all government positions of power.
 * Progressive tax rates.
 * Restriction of mega-corporations.
 * Economic self-sufficiency.
 * Parental licenses in order for couples to have children legally.
 * No term limits on elected officials.
 * A state enforced curfew for 4 hours every night (or 1/3rd of the native planetary night).
 * Enforcement of the metric system.
 * Opposition to granting androids human rights.
 * Opposition to letting AI dictate regional autonomy alongside human overseers.
 * Prohibition of smoking.
 * Legalization of psychadelic drugs.
 * State enforced permanent marriages.
 * State enforced permanent marriages.

Deviations

 * Zitoism
 * Taborism
 * Palmerism
 * Russism