Moral Majority
Moral Majority by cxnnor May 30, 2009
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moral code
A set of rules about behaving righteously or doing the right thing. Something you abide by and feel extremely uncomfortable violating it.
moral code by AJIMU April 15, 2020
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moral hangover
A feeling of intense regret and personal worthlessness after a night, weekend, week, month, or even year (possibly, but not always containing copious drunkenness/drug abuse) of moral turpitude.
"How was your weekend?"
"Oh, man, I got drunk, had sex with my friend's sister, crashed my dad's car, and told off my best friend. I've got a serious moral hangover."
"Oh, man, I got drunk, had sex with my friend's sister, crashed my dad's car, and told off my best friend. I've got a serious moral hangover."
moral hangover by JLB3 September 6, 2005
Moral guardians
The people who constantly try to ban a book, videogame, movie, ect. for not being morally "clean"
These are the kind of people who make the ridiculous (and false) claim that video games are bad, harry potter encourages satanism, and that a nipslip causes permanent damage to anyone who sees it.
Some of them are nothing but trolls who feed of the resulting media coverage.
Most however actually believe there own insane ideas are correct for example fundamentalists and Allen quist
The appropriate response to these people varies based on situation but most of the time it is one of two things either laugh at them or get angry (but only irritated angry not beat down angry) and point out exactly why they are incorrect.
Normally they have impossibly high standards (religion)
or they have found an axe crazy reason to believe something is corrupting there children.
These are the kind of people who make the ridiculous (and false) claim that video games are bad, harry potter encourages satanism, and that a nipslip causes permanent damage to anyone who sees it.
Some of them are nothing but trolls who feed of the resulting media coverage.
Most however actually believe there own insane ideas are correct for example fundamentalists and Allen quist
The appropriate response to these people varies based on situation but most of the time it is one of two things either laugh at them or get angry (but only irritated angry not beat down angry) and point out exactly why they are incorrect.
Normally they have impossibly high standards (religion)
or they have found an axe crazy reason to believe something is corrupting there children.
Moral guardians: Down with video games they cause violence suicide and more violence
Normal person: Actually violence per 1000 citizens peaked back in 1982 before doom the first major violent video game was released. For that matter violence has drop by half since then starting directly after violent games started coming into the media.
Moral guardians: Nah, uh our great leader Jack Thompson told us video games is evil.
Normal person: then your a dumbass.
Normal person: Actually violence per 1000 citizens peaked back in 1982 before doom the first major violent video game was released. For that matter violence has drop by half since then starting directly after violent games started coming into the media.
Moral guardians: Nah, uh our great leader Jack Thompson told us video games is evil.
Normal person: then your a dumbass.
Moral guardians by Blarny August 28, 2012
moral ambiguity
lack of clarity in ethical decision-making. that is, when an issue, situation, or question has moral dimensions or implications, but the decidedly "moral" action to take is unclear, either due to conflicting principles, ethical systems, or situational perspectives.
moral ambiguity by belizefan September 23, 2009
Moral bank account
The price of all your morals that you believe in.
Also the price that you can be bought with
Usually over 200 US dollars. This is for
Body whoring.
Also the price that you can be bought with
Usually over 200 US dollars. This is for
Body whoring.
Moral bank account by Fox Cruton April 8, 2009