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Definitions by Baron Neville

social majority 

noun

all members of the common class within the social group.
all members of the social group who are not members of the economic and political elite and are members of the common class are also referred to as the social majority.
noun

is an inherent construct shared commonly by all species in the state of nature. In human society, it defines the unconstricted ability for one to exercise ones free choice and will.
Mikes ability to choose rather or not to participate in the elections is exercising his freedom of choice, and freedom of will in a social context.
freedom by Baron Neville July 12, 2017
noun

is the uncarnate or (incorporeal) properties of matter/mass or (energy) that which constitutes the essential DNA or primary ingredient of all that is, either organic or biotic.
all within the natural order of things which are of organic or biotic properties such as mammals, animals, and Humans etc., which uncarnate properties of matter (energy) are the primary ingredient of their composition is nature.
nature by Baron Neville July 12, 2017

ploitical revolution

noun

is a social movement, uprising or revolt by the common class against the arbitrary powers and authority of political and economic elitist status-quo. Championing the cause for the revision of the institution of state from an entity of political and corporate bureaucracy, into an association of social idealism and ploitics.
new reactionary socialism champions the cause for a worldwide a ploitical revolution.
noun

life defines a multi-ingredient condition, comprised of both biotic element and organic matter, harboring reproductive, growth and functional activity attributes.
all Vegetation, mammals, and Animals etc. define that condition that which constitutes life.
life by Baron Neville July 10, 2017

New reactionary socialism 

noun

is a right-wing form of socialism and is a purely idealogical, multi-faceted social construct or (socioeclectic) comprised of both primary and incidental properties;

-primary

a; virtue
b; morality
c; ethics

-incidental

a; economics
b; politics

new reactionary socialism in contrast to Marxian socialism which is an ideology and is therefore forceful and represents what society is and should be instead is an (idealology) which in contrast is suggestive. whereby its core ethos is given precedence to incorporeal idealism as opposed to corporeal economic materialism which is the case with leftist Socialism.
is a (idealogical) as opposed to (ideological) multi-faceted social construct or (socio-eclectic) evolved form of its traditional predecessor reactionary Socialism, maintaining a number of its original attributes such as;

a; maintaining that all traditional social and cultural structures, norms, mores, and values should be maintained.

b; anti bourgeois (Capitalists/Corporatists).

c; anti-Liberalism

d; opposing secularization of society

e; opposing anti-traditionalists

f; opposing the unnatural ‘materialistic and unnatural’ modern social and cultural norms.

g; anti-divisive Jacobian ideologies, such as Secular Fundamentalism, Marxism, Progressivism etc).

h; anti-leftism

new reactionary socialism differs on a few points as well. such as upholding the principle of individualism and not collectivism. new reactionary Socialism also contains a number of new points which are comprised of both primary and incidental properties;

-primary

a; virtue
b; morality
c; ethics

-incidental

a; economics
b; politics

new reactionary socialism in contrast to Marxian socialism, its core ethos is given precedence to incorporeal idealism as opposed to corporeal economic materialism as is the case with Marxian socialism. new reactionary socialism does not as yet exist, however with proper education and revision of the social moral compass. new reactionary socialism can be realized.

social equation 

noun

another term used to describe the social group, society or the community as large.
all citizens within a society regardless of social or economic standing etc., are members of the social equation.