Social-progressivism

Social-progressivism is a political, economic and social doctrine, created by the Brazilian left, which seeks to unite Karl Marx's socialism with progressivism. It is characterized by being anti-capitalist, anti-transhumanist, socialist in economics, progressive in customs. , anti-CPD (programmed cognitive impairment), spiritualist and having some influences of psionicism, extraphysicism and biosocialism. Social-progressivism also advocates high investments in health, education and technology, especially psiontechnology and technologies derived from psionicism-extra-physicalism, increasing the number of schools (both elementary and high school) and universities and higher education, to the point that everyone can go to high school and enter college without a college entrance exam or ENEM, the end of the military, the demilitarization of the police and the improvement of the human condition of the Brazilian population and consequently the increase of the HDI of Brazil until it is considered as a developed country, social-progressism advocates healthy political debate and the union of the left to debate Brazil's future and social conditions, as well as a possible union with the right, the center, the third position (nationalists) and the fourth (QTPs) to discuss what is best for Brazil and analyze proposals from all sides and decide which is best For Brazil, social-progressivism also advocates encouraging religious tolerance and ensuring protection of religious worship, as well as protecting the kinetic, psychic, spiritual, and extraphysical. Social-progressism also advocates Brazil's rapprochement with Latin American countries through development, social and trade agreements, and also advocates the preservation of the environment and the adoption of a practical economic alternative to capitalism, ranging from democratic socialism, even social-distributism, social-corporatism, resource-based economics, or even a union of the previous four. The social-progressism has as main theorists: Paulo Ghiraldelli Jr, Guilherme Antonio Monteiro Jr, Murilo Fernando Alves de Andrade and Kalil Pires Lima.

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