refers to a set of attributes which comprise the ethical compass of the social group, in relation with what are categorised as man's unalienable and therefore nonnegotiable rights in the natural order of things ( natural society) or nature. One of which is the right of choice or free will.
socioethical defines the social ethical principle, that which every individual within the social group is endowed with the unavailable right to choose how one chooses to live one's life.
by Baron Neville May 16, 2017
organic-norms
noun
defines certain attributes holding both inherent and adaptive-properties which comprise the makeup of the social group composition of all human species within the natural order of things (natural-society).
noun
defines certain attributes holding both inherent and adaptive-properties which comprise the makeup of the social group composition of all human species within the natural order of things (natural-society).
organic-norms composition are comprised of the following:
1. inherent attributes ( Those natural attributes which all human species poses in the state of nature).
a; companionship/a mate.
b; family/kinship.
c; communication.
2. adaptive- attributes ( Those attributes which all human species adapt so to both enhance the quality, longevity, and sustainability and preserving of life).
a; Language.
b; tribe/cities.
c; society/community.
d; friendship.
e; religion.
f; social customs and traditions etc.
1. inherent attributes ( Those natural attributes which all human species poses in the state of nature).
a; companionship/a mate.
b; family/kinship.
c; communication.
2. adaptive- attributes ( Those attributes which all human species adapt so to both enhance the quality, longevity, and sustainability and preserving of life).
a; Language.
b; tribe/cities.
c; society/community.
d; friendship.
e; religion.
f; social customs and traditions etc.
by Baron Neville July 21, 2017
noun
Is a person who consumes meat, however refrains from consume the meat of those animals which display signs of possessing emotions such as:
intelligence, joy, tenderness, care and sadness
Is a person who consumes meat, however refrains from consume the meat of those animals which display signs of possessing emotions such as:
intelligence, joy, tenderness, care and sadness
" one who refrains from eating the meat of Sheep, Rabbits, Pigs, GuneaPigs, Cows, Dolphins and Whales etc. is a carnivegrian".
Those animals which a carnivegrian perceived as proper for consumption are:
"Chicken and all other forms of birds which hold chicken like mental attributes, also all forms of fish".
Those animals which a carnivegrian perceived as proper for consumption are:
"Chicken and all other forms of birds which hold chicken like mental attributes, also all forms of fish".
by Baron Neville October 21, 2016
One who forwards a Corporate objective and interest. Such a person may or may not hold employment with a Corporation. He or she may also be an outsider who's services have been retained so to perform certain tasks on behalf of either a singular or collective Corporate bodies.
Former Congressman John Mckim is a Corporator for General Motors. His services has been retained in a Lobbyist capacity, so to push forward the interests of General Motors Corporation.
by Baron Neville May 07, 2016
The subversion thus Corporatization or Monopolisation of the Laissez-faire free market economy by the Corporate elite.
by Baron Neville June 07, 2015
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.
by Baron Neville June 30, 2015
inerbition is the opposite to inebition, whereby inebition makes reference to mans natural strive for procuring essential necessities for his need for self preservation. inerbition however to the contrast, is the attribute of greed and is therefore mans insatiable strive for the hoarding and procuring of those things in life which are non-essential and are therefore excessive and superficial. Such as worldly materialistic possessions and wealth, therefore inerbition makes reference to mans drive for self interest as opposed to inebition which is mans strive for self preservation.
by Baron Neville May 09, 2016