1. What society or a group or commune or school etc enforces on you to do as you're told, fuck it!
2. A commonly misunderstood concept, morals are right conduct, they're rejecting what everyone else thinks is wrong, they're not: obedience, evil or other blameworthy actions, or ignoble conduct, not to be confused with politeness, manners or etiquette which are what arselickers do to get favours from others, it's a load of bullshit.
2. A commonly misunderstood concept, morals are right conduct, they're rejecting what everyone else thinks is wrong, they're not: obedience, evil or other blameworthy actions, or ignoble conduct, not to be confused with politeness, manners or etiquette which are what arselickers do to get favours from others, it's a load of bullshit.
thief: let's steal some shit.
moral person: I can't steal, it's against my morals.
Thief does the stealing himself.
moral person: I can't steal, it's against my morals.
Thief does the stealing himself.
by badmouth April 30, 2015
Morally gray is a character who does too much bad to be a good character, yet too much good to be a bad character. A character who is in between good and bad.
by Pen Name = Pseudonym December 25, 2018
"When Mary was wealthy, she was against theft, but now that she's poor, she is a thief. I guess she is morally flexible."
by Catherder March 01, 2017
by DesPERRYado April 21, 2005
an overwrought public anxiety that evil things are afoot. The term seems to have been coined by Jock Young in 1971.* The most obvious example of an ancient moral panic is the blood libel.
Other famous examples of moral panics include the 1955 Boise scandal, in which three cases of lewd conduct between men and teenaged boys, plus a noxious editorial, triggered a general war against homosexual men. In the early 1930's, the Federal Bureau of Narcotics (FBN) launched a public relations effort to have federal laws passed banning the use of marijuana; it was driven by a jurisdictional struggle between Harry Anslinger (FBN) and J. Edgar Hoover (FBI). The campaign was a success; it not only achieved the desired legislation, but created a wave of mass hysteria about the "threat" of marijuana.
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* Goode & Ben-Yehuda, *Moral Panics* (1994), p.12.
Other famous examples of moral panics include the 1955 Boise scandal, in which three cases of lewd conduct between men and teenaged boys, plus a noxious editorial, triggered a general war against homosexual men. In the early 1930's, the Federal Bureau of Narcotics (FBN) launched a public relations effort to have federal laws passed banning the use of marijuana; it was driven by a jurisdictional struggle between Harry Anslinger (FBN) and J. Edgar Hoover (FBI). The campaign was a success; it not only achieved the desired legislation, but created a wave of mass hysteria about the "threat" of marijuana.
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* Goode & Ben-Yehuda, *Moral Panics* (1994), p.12.
In the movie *Quadrophenia*, set in Brighton, UK in the late 1960's, a recurring theme was the contemporary moral panic over the clash between Mods and Rockers.
by Abu Yahya February 14, 2009
Appeal to emotion or (argumentum ad passiones), it's an act of committing a logical fallacy by attempting to manipulate someone into agreeing or disagreeing based on emotions and not sound arguments.
Man: She was moral fagging yesterday at the debate so hard.
Woman: What do you mean?
Man: She has no argument based on evidence, just emotional manipulation.
Woman: What do you mean?
Man: She has no argument based on evidence, just emotional manipulation.
by SkyCrossbones December 04, 2017
The d.gg chatters all spammed " REM WAS RIGHT LULW HASAN IS MORALLY LUCKY " as hasan was getting destroyed by REM.
by ArcticFirst July 09, 2019

