Social Wreck

When someone ruins their reputation online using reckless social media posting.

Sgt. Gary Stein of the U.S. Marines got into a Social Wreck: he was given an "other-than-honorable" discharge from the Marines because he posted critical comments about his boss, U.S. Military Commander in Chief, U.S. President Obama, on his Facebook page.

by Kapuso September 28, 2012

socially unsocial

Someone who is socially active but not present.

Damn, Cameron was Socially UnSocial tonight.

by Daniel and Aiden April 22, 2019

Robo-Socialism

Robo-Socialism (noun):

A critical term for a socio-economic system where heavy reliance on automation and robotics leads to excessive government control and reduced personal freedoms.

Example sentence: "Critics argue that Robo-Socialism stifles individual initiative by over-centralizing economic functions through technology."

by Syllogem January 20, 2025

socially restarted

A misspelled attempt to say socially retarded, first seen in the bio of a tinder user describing the kind of man who should swipe left on their profile.

I'm not into guys that can't hold a decent conversation. So if you're socially restarted. Swipe left.

by FAFODownUnder September 23, 2023

Social Arsonist

One who sees the urgency for social justice change and uses that urgency to set fires every where they go. One who isnt afraid to call it out and is willing to fight against anyone and anything standing in the way of social justice change. An organizer in movement.

"A good organizer is a social arsonist who goes around setting people on fire."—Fred Ross

by Social Arsonist September 11, 2019

Social roll call

A public youth statement dedicated to the active realities in which technology incorporates in everyday society.

Social roll call plays a large part in dealing with the interconnections between millennials via media platforms.

by Nicholas Appleson December 25, 2016

social majority

noun

all members of the common class within the social group.

All members of the social group who are not members of the economic and political elite and are members of the common class are also referred to as the social majority.

by Baron Neville April 18, 2018