"Yes, after tribal societies came the first class-based societies."

if you ignore the coexistence of tribal societies and class societies, i guess.

okay.

tribal societies with conservatives(you call them reactionaries):

I can't think of any tribal society without conservatives in them.

maybe I'll just find specific examples for you?

there's that famous uncontacted Island tribe, sentinalese, who kills anyone who attempts to contact them, that's pretty reactionary.

I guess we can look at Australian aborigines, they are at least 30,000 years old.

If you didn't follow the traditions and tried to change their cultural habits, you were banished or put to death for your disrespect of tradition in aboriginal culture.

and native American culture.

and...

That's the same with almost every tribal society I can remember.

maybe not the Jain?

are you using some weird gotcha definition for reactionary and that's why you're pretending not to know about conservative backlash against change in tribal societies?

"The Amish participate in Capitalism. Culture is a reflection of the Mode of Production."

completely irrelevant. we're talking about why they are reactionary.

they are not reactionary because of capitalism.

The Amish are reactionary for cultural and religious reasons entirely unrelated to capitalism.

there are several societies like that existing right now that resist change and have reactionary movements that have nothing to do with capitalism.

conservatism is a very human trait, irrespective of your economic infrastructure.

"Where are you seeing this?"

in your comments and the memes you are defending.