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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 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.
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.
by Baron Neville July 9, 2017
Get the New reactionary socialism mug.A socio-economic system where the means of production are owned by the workers and not by the investors and a system which frequently and mistakenly gets mixed up with "social welfare state" idea, which leads people to think that Denmark, Norway and Sweden are socialist countries.
A: I support socialism because Sweden has become a wonderful country thanks to socialism.
B: Sweden is a country where the free market policies are adopted along with a social welfare state and it has nothing to do with socialism.
B: Sweden is a country where the free market policies are adopted along with a social welfare state and it has nothing to do with socialism.
by Les aveux du garcon August 15, 2016
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Socialism is when the government does stuff. And it's more socialism the more stuff it does. And if it does a real lot of stuff, it's communism.
Russians: Hey Karl Marx what's these new ideologies you've been creating?
Karl Marx: Socialism is when the government does stuff. And it's more socialism the more stuff it does. And if it does a real lot of stuff, it's communism.
Karl Marx: Socialism is when the government does stuff. And it's more socialism the more stuff it does. And if it does a real lot of stuff, it's communism.
by Maisonave September 29, 2020
Get the Socialism mug.1. An economic system where the means of production, distribution and exchange is determined by the state/public sector in some form. Can be centralised, decentralised, democratic or undemocratic.
2. Description of a left-wing political position between social democracy (general acceptance of the market economy but thinks the public sector has a vital role in proividing some goods and services) and communism (marxism). Agrees in the state determining the means of production, distribution and exchange but wants to bring that about peacefully and democratically.
3. General description of the left: the belief that individuals should be judged on how they treat other people rather than on their job/race/sexuality, that people should have equality of opportunity, that in principle wealth should be distributed fairly to everyone who works rather than the minority who own most of the economy and most of the wealth and that an economy owned by a few individuals without a strong public sector to balance that is undemocratic and unjust.
4. A stage in history defined by Marx's theories as coming after capitlalism and before communism where the means of production is owned by the state and run in the interests of the proletariat.
5. A label used by various Marxist-Leninist dictatorships with state-run economies in the 20th Century to justify their totalitarianism.
2. Description of a left-wing political position between social democracy (general acceptance of the market economy but thinks the public sector has a vital role in proividing some goods and services) and communism (marxism). Agrees in the state determining the means of production, distribution and exchange but wants to bring that about peacefully and democratically.
3. General description of the left: the belief that individuals should be judged on how they treat other people rather than on their job/race/sexuality, that people should have equality of opportunity, that in principle wealth should be distributed fairly to everyone who works rather than the minority who own most of the economy and most of the wealth and that an economy owned by a few individuals without a strong public sector to balance that is undemocratic and unjust.
4. A stage in history defined by Marx's theories as coming after capitlalism and before communism where the means of production is owned by the state and run in the interests of the proletariat.
5. A label used by various Marxist-Leninist dictatorships with state-run economies in the 20th Century to justify their totalitarianism.
by Skitali March 3, 2004
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is required to act by executive orders when it's citizens are in economic destitute for shelter, food, and basic necessities. The default arises from the breakdown of capitalist principles.
is required to act by executive orders when it's citizens are in economic destitute for shelter, food, and basic necessities. The default arises from the breakdown of capitalist principles.
Socialism by default arises from the breakdown of capitalist principles. Capitalist systems have a human mechanical structure, and once you hit the easy button to start a capitalist system there is no STOP button. In order for the system to maintain functional balance there has to be a constant human input of work for there to be an output of production and services. The base and foundation of capitalism IS JOBS.
by Tony Socialism by default January 21, 2012
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by People's Republic of Memes December 18, 2020
Get the Socialism Done Left mug.1. The political philosophy that the means of production should be owned by the working public rather than individuals. This can be interpreted in a vast number of ways. For instance, the public may own property through the government or through various workers' organizations.
Socialism is not social democracy (socialism has nothing to do with taxing people or pouring money into welfare programs). Nor is socialism necessarily communism (many socialists believe in the right to personal property and not in the redistribution of income).
To put it briefly: socialism is the idea that those who work to create a profit should receive it. You can make money by working but not by exploiting others.
2. The extension of democratic ideals into the economy.
Socialism is not social democracy (socialism has nothing to do with taxing people or pouring money into welfare programs). Nor is socialism necessarily communism (many socialists believe in the right to personal property and not in the redistribution of income).
To put it briefly: socialism is the idea that those who work to create a profit should receive it. You can make money by working but not by exploiting others.
2. The extension of democratic ideals into the economy.
by Coffee Eyes June 19, 2008
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