vilismack 

1. Perform a heinous act.
2. People will respond to the heinous act.
3. Vilify the responders to the heinous act.

Throughout history we've seen vilismack used by tyrants.

Hitler used vilismack when he killed Jews, then vilified any Germans who complained about the atrocity

More recently, Democrats engaged in vilismack when they cheated in the counting of the 2020 election ballots, then they vilified Americans who responded to the fraud.

vilismack by willowood67 August 16, 2022

Vilsacked 

The act of being fired from your job for something you didn't do. Especially when you're proven to have done the complete opposite of the accusation.

The investigation vindicated her, but she was fired anyway; she was totally Vilsacked.

Vilsacked by In_Shambles July 22, 2010

vilsack 

Vilsack: Verb,
Vilsacking is similar to the plain old T-bag, yet with a slight erotic twist. To Vilsack is to T-bag or be T-bagged while watching political commentary, usually Patrick Buchanon or any Foxnews program. It is a fine art that takes many years to master.

Hey baby remember when I vilsacked you during all of hardball with chris matthews last night, that was great.

vilsack by Steve Van Chip February 8, 2007

vilsack 

to vilify someone before firing them or demanding their resignation.

Shirley Sherrod was vilsacked over a video intentionally edited to falsely accuse her of being a racist.

vilsack by Kaylakaze July 23, 2010