Moral High Ground

Taking a stance of being morally right in order to be viewed by your peers of being a good person, most people just use the moral high ground as an attempt to look good in an argument.

Person 1: "Michael J Fox can't use an Etch-A-Sketch because of Parkinson's."
Person 2: "Wow, that is so offensive."
Person 1: "Stop taking the moral high ground."

by Arafat Sweets December 17, 2011

MGRADE

A young adult who spends the majority of their spare time bunning with their best friends and dealing to people who live near 24hr fast food chains and leading supermarkets.

"Luke had to go and meet up with MGRADE to restock his supplies"

by flashjibbi April 29, 2010

morado

The Spanish word for purple weed.

John: Bro' that purple got me tripping..

Juan: Simon wuey, dat's some MORADO from my cousin Javier.

by Chico from el barrio February 16, 2013

moradi's chode

The supreme god of math whose chode has the power to make dumbasses smart. *Mr.moradi teaches math* *Student understands* student: THE POWER OF THE CHODE

Moradi's chode is reason why we graduated

by Twistedtwistlers123 December 14, 2018

moral peacocking

When a person is OUTRAGED on social media so that their friends will think they're a good person. Moral peacocks are famous for spreading fake memes because they don't actually read the news or care IRL.

If you really cared about the Middle East, you'd *know* the American news already reported that attack. Stop moral peacocking!

by NottaWacko July 13, 2016

Monrad

The Monarchist version of Comrad/Kamerad

A monarchist companion

Let us celebrate this victory monrads!

by Monarchist January 5, 2019

Moral panic paradox

Intense hysteria about a social or political problem that, instead of solving or reducing the problem, actually makes it worse.

The intense xenophobia behind the Trump Administration's efforts to stop migrants from Central America from entering the U.S. have actually increased the number of asylum seekers many times over from during the Obama Administration. It's an example of a "moral panic paradox" -- people are afraid the asylum laws will change so they need to immigrate now before that happens. Another moral panic paradox happens when gun-control advocates seek limits on the sale of assault rifles after a mass shooting. The result is increased sales of assault rifles because people feel they need to buy them now before the laws change.

by Mooseface April 14, 2019