Intervene Charge
Dude, don't pull an 'Intervene Charge'. Just admit it was your own fault and that you were being reckless.
Intervene Charge by FactuallyCorrectFacts July 11, 2018
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Intervene Charge
Someone who recklessly does something and starts blaming someone else for their own negative consequences.
The term 'Intervene Charge' is consists of two words, 'Intervene' and 'Charge'. 'Intervene' here stands for the person trying to intervene (duh) and 'Charge' for him/her going in too quickly without assessing the situation.
This term is correctly used when the person in question tries to intervene with something, thus charging in recklessly to solve the situation while making it worse and then putting the blame on someone else.
The term 'Intervene Charge' is consists of two words, 'Intervene' and 'Charge'. 'Intervene' here stands for the person trying to intervene (duh) and 'Charge' for him/her going in too quickly without assessing the situation.
This term is correctly used when the person in question tries to intervene with something, thus charging in recklessly to solve the situation while making it worse and then putting the blame on someone else.
Intervene Charge by FactuallyCorrectDefinitions July 11, 2018
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