Formerly the New Right, the result of the GOP enabling extreme right wing behavior since 1979, with the Iran hostage crisis and the advent of the Reagan era. This socio-political philosophy has combined a draconian laissez faire ideology (at the expense of workers' rights, consumer protection, banking reforms and regulation) with the rejections of social programs and progressive social policy and an aggressive military/diplomatic doctrine. In the intervening years, this ideology has degenerated, from the New Right to Neoconservativism to the Tea Party to the Alt Right movement to White Nationalism. With the hijacked election of 2000, the New Right had essentially become the Dark Right.
The Dark Right is the new normal.
A term used to reference the genital area on a man or woman
Man: *gets hit in the willy*
Woman: Oh damn, right in the babies
Means to get things back on track.
" I know that I messed up but I promise I can m't right.
A modern way of saying "I think children are their parent's property." The term is typically used as a dog whistle to defend the ability of parents to abuse transgender children. It is also sometimes used by child predators to justify sexually abusing children.
"I'm not a bigot, but I do believe in parental rights."
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When you check what you can, and cannot do usually based on your background or appearance.
Person 1: I can say the n-word because I’m black!
Person 2: No you can’t you’re as white as paper. Go do a rights check, buddy.
The rights attributed to the person who rolled the joint being smoked. They are entitled to spark up and kill the joint.
Me: *rolls joint and sets it aside for a second*
Friend: *sparks joint*
Me: Dude what the fuck? Roller's rights!
"that part right there" is California talk for when we agree with something someone said.
It doesn't always make sense to what someone said, unless one looks at it as "agreeing."
Also can be shortened to use as "that part"
You: "This beat has so much swag!"
Me: "That part right there."
You: "I'll never go back there again."
Me: "That part."