Up late Susan

Someone who stays up late; A night-owl

My girlfriend never comes to bed before midnight. She's such an up late Susan.

by Son of Susan March 16, 2024

Never late on gate

The act of always being on time or early due to the fact the car your in has an external wastegate off a turbo therefore meaning it has lots of power to move quick

You guys were there quick as man!

Yeah bro, never late on gate!

by Michael and Nigel August 6, 2022

Late

Ken

Ken was late again

by KenIsLate June 28, 2022

Late abortion

This also can be called post abortion or alive abortion.
This time is trying to be legalized in America
This type can be happened in two ways
1. When a child is between time of coming out to age of 20 (for a woman gets never going to be concerned that if she's 21 or older) and the mom or dad for whatever reason has a abortion (but a typical abortion only a girl can have)
2. When you kill a man ( for a guy it doesn't matter his age) usually his girlfriend or wife.

That couple I have heard had a late abortion because their son was being a troublemaker at school he went missing and it was shown behind the hospital and the says yes she performed a late abortion on the son with the scissors she used to cut hair with.

by 459395 February 18, 2022

Justification against Victims of Late-Stage Capitalism

The explicit defense of the extreme, often absurd, harms endemic to the decaying phase of capitalism—such as rampant financialization, platform monopolies, climate collapse, and existential precarity—as not only necessary but as signs of a thriving, innovative system. It frames unprecedented levels of inequality, burnout, and societal dysfunction as the exciting, if turbulent, frontier of human progress, where victims are merely those who failed to adapt to a new, faster world they should be grateful for.

Justification against Victims of Late-Stage Capitalism Example: A tech billionaire arguing that the mental health crisis and loneliness epidemic fueled by social media algorithms are "the price of global connection and democratized information," and that those suffering from addiction or misinformation "need to develop better digital literacy." This justification reframes the systemic pathologies of attention economics as a grand, neutral evolution, blaming users for its human costs.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Rationalization against Victims of Late-Stage Capitalism

The cognitive process of explaining the system's deepening failures through a lens of hyper-complexity and inevitability, using concepts like "digital disruption," "the Fourth Industrial Revolution," or "market logic 2.0." It rationalizes surreal outcomes—like billionaires funding space tourism while homelessness surges—as natural results of unstoppable technological and economic forces, not political choices. The suffering is framed as an unfortunate byproduct of a transition too complex to steer.

Rationalization against Victims of Late-Stage Capitalism Example: An economist stating, "While wealth concentration appears extreme, it reflects the supernormal returns of intangible assets and network effects in a digital era. Redistributive policies might inadvertently stifle the innovation driving this new paradigm." This rationalization uses jargon ("intangible assets," "network effects") to portray a political choice—tolerating extreme inequality—as a sophisticated understanding of an inevitable new economic law.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Logicalization against the Victims of Late-Stage Capitalism

The application of a cold, algorithmic logic—often borrowed from Silicon Valley "disruption" playbooks or financial models—to "prove" that the victims of late-stage capitalism are illogical anomalies. It uses the internal metrics of the system (engagement rates, shareholder value, scalability) to construct syllogisms where any human need or community stability that interferes with optimization is deemed inefficient and thus invalid.

Logicalization against the Victims of Late-Stage Capitalism Example: "Premise 1: A business must maximize growth and market share. Premise 2: Our driverless delivery service does this by eliminating 10,000 driving jobs. Premise 3: Those drivers now have time to 'upskill' or pursue the gig economy. Conclusion: Therefore, this displacement is a logical net positive for human potential." This logicalization uses the system's own pathological priorities as first principles, defining human devastation as a rational step in a computation.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026