#justified

• Vindicated via apologia — Having been the object of an apologia; systematically praised, justified, or programmatically defended against accusations or general skepticism. In the analysis of ideological texts, the term describes a concept, person, or doctrine discursively rehabilitated through the intentional omission of its flaws or practical errors.
• To arrogate to oneself — To claim, assume, or attribute to oneself abusively and unjustifiably a right, title, power, merit, or privilege without having the legal or moral authority to do so. Used almost exclusively as a reflexive verb ('a-și aroga').
• Arrogated — Assumed, attributed, or claimed abusively, illegally, and without right; taken over by a person or authority through the violation of moral or legal standards. It describes a title, merit, power, or privilege obtained via usurpation.
• Self-justified — That finds its reasoning, excuse, or legitimacy within itself or through its own manifestations, without depending on external validation; exculpated or rationalized through one's own subjective effort. In logic or epistemology, the term describes a self-evident truth or an axiom requiring no further proof, while in a behavioral sense, it indicates an attitude or action that the individual considers fully correct in their own mind.