Used in an online setting to denote extreme levels of stress or exteme displeasure with another individual
by Bobbins January 29, 2005
"Outrageism"
The state of being outraged by things that didn't particularly bother you a couple of months ago. Turning a blind eye to contradictory facts while you rush to virtue signal and express sympathy with whatever the popular cause is at the time on the social medias. Though at the same time doing absolutely nothing of any practical value to tackle the issue.
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Offendism; the act of spending one's life looking for things to be offended about.
The state of being outraged by things that didn't particularly bother you a couple of months ago. Turning a blind eye to contradictory facts while you rush to virtue signal and express sympathy with whatever the popular cause is at the time on the social medias. Though at the same time doing absolutely nothing of any practical value to tackle the issue.
Closely related to:
Offendism; the act of spending one's life looking for things to be offended about.
"We need to rewrite history, start over again, we need to seek forgiveness for the past wrongs....."
"Dave, calm down, you weren't like this last year, stop playing the outrageism card"
"Dave, calm down, you weren't like this last year, stop playing the outrageism card"
by crimbo97 June 24, 2020
That's OUTRAGEOUS!
by Rosh April 20, 2003
The political equivalent of running home and crying to mommy, frequently used by politicians to distract the public from relivant issues
"In the news today, Senator Obama expressed outrage that the Republican party may, at some point, say that the Senator is Black. Senator McCain expressed outrage that Obama expressed outrage about implying what the Republican party will do in the future, and further expressed outrage about the comments made by an Obama aide about McCain's military service."
"How does all of this outrage solve the problem of $150 oil; insolvent intitlement programs, and crippling governmet debt?"
"Dude, you have no idea what the important issues are in this campaign..."
"How does all of this outrage solve the problem of $150 oil; insolvent intitlement programs, and crippling governmet debt?"
"Dude, you have no idea what the important issues are in this campaign..."
by Ezra the Tiger July 14, 2008
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Misspelling of "outrageous", typically after a president has had too much covfefe and too many hamberders.
by JanOtto October 4, 2019
When people play the victim card and bend over backwards to be as offended as possible when they really aren't. Using hissy fits, political correctness, character assassination, and a false sense of moral authority, the outrager hopes to gain power and public recognition for their brave act of justice as well as a sense of control over their meaningless existence. Often accompanied by demands for financial compensation for their "pain and suffering".
"Why do we have warning labels that say 'Contains peanuts' on peanut jars and 'Contains milk' on milk cartons? Can't we just go back to using common sense instead of having to litigate everything in fear of lawsuits?"
"We only have the outrage culture to blame."
"We only have the outrage culture to blame."
by PortableBacon September 30, 2014