social rights

noun

refers to a set of rights which an individual is entitled within society in a social context. These consist of;

a; freedom of choice

b.; free will

c; individuality

all members of a free Democratic society, are bequeathed with social rights.

social rights by Baron Neville June 10, 2017

social right 

The part of the political Left that pretends to be socialist then systematically betrays the electors once their seats are secured.

The social right, which is supposed to be left-wing, gives more importance to governing than to the measures it will apply, and finds itself governing with the right for the right, despite being elected by the left.

social right by asceticfigure July 22, 2024

Righteous Social Media Health Services Narcissist

(noun)
A person (purposeful Buzzkill) who weaponises niche or overly specialised—often out-of-context, incorrect, inaccurate, or incomplete—medical information as social currency. They deliver unsolicited, alarmist health warnings to satisfy a narcissistic need for superiority, establishing a moral hierarchy in which they are the enlightened expert and everyone else is an uninformed consumer. The behaviour functions entirely as a performative ego boost, masked as public advocacy.

(Jordan is happily eating a hot dog at a backyard barbecue.)

Alex: "You know, eating processed meats is incredibly reckless. The sodium nitrites actively mutate your cells and cause an immediate spike in your LDL cholesterol, which..." (continues spewing medical info no one asked for or cares about)

Jordan: (Lowers hot dog, looks Alex dead in the eye) "Man, shut the fuck up. You’re being a textbook Righteous Social Media Health Services Narcissist. Weaponising and mansplaining unsolicited medical bullshit no one cares about, just to ruin something everyone else is enjoying for a quick ego boost. It's pathetic.”

Righteous Social Media Health Services Narcissist by Toast.Jerviss September 25, 2026

Right-wing social justice warrior 

A social justice warrior of the right. These people have similar tendencies as left-wing SJWs. The only significant difference is which groups they are warriors for: for left-wing SJWs it is women, racial and religious minorities, and LGBT people; and for right-wing SJWs it is 'murica, the police, troops, and Republicans.

Sports players who don't stand for the national anthem cause a lot of outrage among right-wing social justice warriors.

Right-wing social justice warrior by 24-cell August 31, 2019