Baron Neville's definitions

etopia

etopia, refers to a socially idealistic society, void of any form of authoritative governing body political, religious or economical. The economical system practiced in etopia is the free idéaliste-équilibré economy. which is the opposite to that of Sir Thomas mores Utopia. Mores utopia, makes reference to a society governed by a highly centralized and authoritative state institution, with a strong state welfare system. It also advocates the sinister practise of slavery, and is a highly materialistic and excessive society. Whereas etopia, in contrast has no state sanctioned welfare system in place and is fiercely opposed to the immoral practise of slavery.

No such society as etopia, yet exists. However, with the proper astute, education and the implementing of the proper and necessary measures in to place, the etopian idealistic society can very well become a reality.

by Baron Neville May 16, 2016

retor

Flamboyant, flashy sugar coated, baseless, lacking in merit or substance dialogue or rhetoric.

I have had enough of Mike's empty retor .

by Baron Neville May 17, 2016

Racial Chauvinism

Racial chauvinism, makes reference to the extreme racial preference made by either an individual or group within society towards one specific race. Racial chauvinism, cannot be mistaken with National chauvinism, for the simple fact that racial chauvinism, as opposed to the later, does not refer to any sense of national pride or national culture. But rather refers only to the precedence of a specific race within a community or society.

Racial Chauvinism is the fundamental component or element of Nazism.

by Baron Neville June 19, 2015

Numanic

Numanic refers to a woman's irritated, impatient and at times short fused behaviour and temperament during her monthly ministerial cycle.

Mary is acting rather Numanic today.

by Baron Neville March 16, 2016

social virtue

Social virtue, makes reference to the active roll of all members within society, in the adhering to the principle of moral fairness in relation with all matters of the economy, such as commerce and trade. Such a measure entails the moral self applied restraint and discipline of every individual within society, refraining from partaking in the excessive pursuit of the accumulating materialistic wealth which is a attribute of greed . Which inevitably results in the over pricing or charging of essential produce and goods, a prospect which is the leading cause for the manifestation of corruption and inevitably hunger and poverty within society.

social virtue is an important attribute and element of the moral and idéaliste-équilibré economies.

by Baron Neville May 12, 2016

partation

noun

taking part, becoming involved.

the effectiveness of Democracies lies in the direct partation of the public in the vote process.

by Baron Neville May 15, 2017

nonherent

{opposite to inherent}

adjective

an unnatural attribute of something, something that is nonessential, or is an uncharacteristic attribute of something.

monetary wealth is nonherent to the natural order.

by Baron Neville October 1, 2016