idrealist 

A person who is an idealist and a realist at the same time.
They can float in the grey area between the two.

You believe that most politicians are dirty, but wish they weren't; or think that our government would work perfect if they weren't dirty.
You know that good people and heroes exist in the real world, but never expect to see anything good happen.
You know your favorite team is average at best, but still foolishly hope they can make the playoffs.
Star Trek is the perfect idrealist show. It has a society based on harmony & cooperation, and yet has very flawed characters that somehow created this society.

idrealist by Snaza October 23, 2011

Idealism 

To believe that anything is possible. To be awakened to the pure & raw potential each moment has seeded. To water that seed. To believe in the Great mystery.

Idealism
social connection
Open your eyes
recognize where choice
lies in your palms to create
with your mind
for a greater good

Idealism by Ms.Defy August 5, 2012

Armchair idealist 

There are three types of people in the world: people who care, people who couldn't care less, and armchair idealists. Armchair idealists are by far the most annoying. These people love to comment and criticise others' appalling behaviour yet refrain from actually moving from their seats and doing something about it. This can commonly apply to issues such as the environment, world peace, starving children, etc.

Armchair idealist, carrying plastic bags in each hand: "You should always use reusable shopping bags!"

Armchair idealist by John Wilson 099 February 6, 2008

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.

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

Pseudo-idealism 

- The strategy of participating in the pursuit for ideality for one’s self, by behaving in an apparent charitable manner, with underlying selfish intentions to validate and reinforce ones sence of self.

This is a false state of idealism because to behave “charitably” is to put on an act or facade. It is “do good to feel good” behavior. It’s a form of dogma, not understanding, therefore it is a false state of idealism.

“Political correctness is a form of pseudo-idealism, because it advocates for people to be dishonest or ‘dumb-down’ words and opinions in order to not offend individuals.”

Pseudo-idealism by Quake2000 June 7, 2018

organic idealism 

noun

Organic idealism acknowledges the relevance of the material world but only as an expressive attribute of substance, and that it is substance that which holds a primary, and its material or expressive attribute only secondary value. Just as is the case in the natural world, where all material or physical properties in nature are expressions of the core essence of what is natures substance which is defined by energy, and as such in the case of the material world created by man, these are in turn also the expressions of man's ideas and therefore mans inner substance.

organic idealism maintains that the material world found in nature such as Mountains and Trees etc. constitute the expressive attributes of natures substance, energy. Wherefore hold but only secondary value, and natures to natures substance primary.

organic idealism by Baron Neville July 5, 2019

Equalist Idealism 

The economic ideology of Equalist Socialism in which the economy is run by the government, where inheritance is outlawed, and where jobs are paid based on their contribution to society. As K. S. Lukas, “Equalist Idealism can be summarized in these words: Prohibit all inheritance, to preserve equal opportunity.” Equal opportunity economics is commonly confused with equal outcome economics. The main difference between equal opportunity and equal outcome is these two questions: What status does one have when they are born? and What status does one have when they die? Equal outcome economics ensure that “everyone” dies with the same status while equal opportunity economics ensures that whilst every member of the society starts with the same status, they will end up with different statuses at the time of their death based on their work ethic. This is the difference between Communism and Equalist Socialism.

What is Equalist Idealism?

It is an extremely capitalistic ideology where everyone, regardless of prior status, race, ethnicity, or gender start at zero and gain status in their society based solely on their own work ethic.

Equalist Idealism by Leuvenheit November 3, 2019