Definitions by Baron Neville
ethilogical
A set of ethics, values and principles which are by essence highly controversial, irrational and radical by nature.
ethilogical can best be summarized by defining the extreme and radical principles and values upheld and adhered to by all terrorist and criminal groups and individuals.
ethilogical by Baron Neville May 12, 2016
social utopiaism
Refers to the theory that, the social norms of a society are not a definitive or consistent state of affairs..but rather only a state of temporary hibernation. With the prospect of alteration, progression or evolutional transformation always ever present and very much lurking on the surface. Therefore the manifesting of any form of social order within any society, by the putting in to place of the proper and well implemented measures and steps. Is not only a viable, possible and probable, but rather even a factual endeavour.
social utopiaism can best be summarized with the social revolution in America which ensued in result of the civil rights movement.
social utopiaism by Baron Neville May 11, 2016
social laissez-aller
Social laissez-aller, refers to the social revolt against, and the emancipation of society from the bondage's of servitude from all felonious and illegal political associations of state. Thus within society replacing the concept of political associations with that of social institutions.
A wave of social laissez-aller has swept across the glob in every society, resulting in the ousting of the old criminal political associations, and instilling in their stead social institutions.
social laissez-aller by Baron Neville May 3, 2016
idéaliste-équilibré
idéaliste-équilibré or Idealistic-balanced economy. Its primary focuss is so to ensure that all members within society are able to afford those essential items necessary for the sustaining of a good quality of life and thus by doing so deviate the prospect for both the manifestation of hunger and homelessness, but also greed and excessiveness from within society.
The attributes of (idéaliste-équilibré) economy :
1- The total and complete opposing of all interference, restrictions or regulations over the economy by any single body, rather it be a private or state entity.
2- The economy, must at all times lie exclusively in the hands and control of the people at the individual level. In that the value and worth of produce and labour, must always be determined by those individuals within society who are the actual producers and laborers and not by the state or the private sector.
3- The adherence to the idealistic social moral and ethical boundaries, guidelines and considerations with regards to the moral economy system, in relation with the fair price principle, while preserving the profit concept.
4- The utilising all aspects of the economy solely for essential means, as opposed to the procuring of materialistic monetary gain and profit. As is the case with all Capitalistic and even the Laissez-faire free market system.
The attributes of (idéaliste-équilibré) economy :
1- The total and complete opposing of all interference, restrictions or regulations over the economy by any single body, rather it be a private or state entity.
2- The economy, must at all times lie exclusively in the hands and control of the people at the individual level. In that the value and worth of produce and labour, must always be determined by those individuals within society who are the actual producers and laborers and not by the state or the private sector.
3- The adherence to the idealistic social moral and ethical boundaries, guidelines and considerations with regards to the moral economy system, in relation with the fair price principle, while preserving the profit concept.
4- The utilising all aspects of the economy solely for essential means, as opposed to the procuring of materialistic monetary gain and profit. As is the case with all Capitalistic and even the Laissez-faire free market system.
idéaliste-équilibré economy, is the only hope so to deviate corruption, greed, excessive hoarding of materialistic wealth and consequently poverty from within society.
idéaliste-équilibré by Baron Neville April 26, 2016
Social Capitalism
Social Capitalism makes reference to a highly collective, planed and centralised economical system whereby although contrast to Socialist economies..The ownership of private wealth and property are not prohibited....The value and worth however of ones labor, produce and property are determined not by the laborer owner of a property Commercial or noncommercial and the producer of goods..But rather these are entirely subject to regulative, predetermined and pre established values, Worth and measures sanctioned or approved by a highly centralised state authority. Social Capitalism, is effectively the middle stage of the transitional process when a Laissez-faire free market economy is transformed in to a Capitalist or Corporate economy.
Social Capitalism, reflects upon the transition of Americas early Laissez-faire free market economy in to a highly centralised planed economy, subject to the regulative and control of a centeralised and powerful state authority.
Social Capitalism by Baron Neville January 14, 2016
Capitalism
Examples of Capitalism are the economies of both the United States and China. Which are effectively economies which have been completely corporatized and monopolised by a small elitist group. China the state and the United States the Corporate elite.
Capitalism by Baron Neville July 11, 2015