social effort

noun in contrast with Marx's term (class) or (social) struggle or conflict, which effectively is the conflict between two or more groups within the social group, for agency or power within society. Which under Mrx's social or class struggle, not only is the authority of the working class within the social equation preeminent. But also the rights and property of the wealthy class is infringed upon, Therforediscarded and coveted. In the case with new reactionary socialism's social effort, however, although it is the (common class) and not the (working class) that which held the reins of authority within society. But also in that same sense, the rights of the wealthy class and their property is respected and not molested. They are simply refrained from having any dealings either directly or indirectly in governing the affairs of the social, therefore, social effort refers to a social movement whereby the primary objective is not spearheaded by the enticing conflict between the classes etc. But rather instead, it strives so to establish cohesion and thus unity between all groups, classes or actors within the social group. So to work together for achieving a mutually beneficial end.