Grievance
1 - a
complaint about being treated in an unfair way:have a grievance: People know who to go to if they have a grievance. 2 - a feeling that you have been treated in an unfair way:sense of grievance: This sense of grievance began with the
confiscation of their land.nurse a grievance: For years he nursed a grievance against his former
employer.
grievance-collecting
by Father Hollywood on Dec 05, 2018 14:55:33
A particular variation of the
victim card in which a person gains sympathy or social status by amassing experiences of perceived
sleights or injustices.
Grievance-collecting can be entirely fabricated, true, or a mix of the two. Grievance-collectors can never forgive or see another side of the story, because surrendering any grievance would result in loss of power over other people. Grievance-collecting can be personal, or part of a politically correct group dynamic.
Example:
If you call her, she will be
angry. If you don't call her, she will be angry.
Either way, she gets what she wants, and it will be used against you - because she doesn't actually want to
patch things up. She's just grievance-collecting.
Grievance Hierarchy
by HiddenRightHere on Apr 14, 2023 02:59:11
Example:
Mickey's a drag queen. He's gay, and he dresses
in drag.
So is Logan, but Mickey is gay, dresses in drag, and is Asian. His point of view is definitely higher on the
grievance hierarchy scale!
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Grievance Culture
by saintsundere on Sep 16, 2024 01:09:59
A shared narrative of
victimhood that seeks to subvert and replace old traditions, cultures, and institutions to uplift the victims. Usually leads to
a formation of a new moral in-group for activist movements and
reparations.
Example:
The descriptive version of
the Red Pill regarding male and
female nature is often confused with the prescriptive versions of the Red Pill and its movements as well as its
grievance cultures.
Post-show grievance
by pplayersrock on Nov 27, 2020 15:17:46
A feeling of
emptiness or
void after watching a show or movie that would have typically occupied your time and
knowing that it ended and knowing all the characters will never be seen again.
Grievance whirlpool
by AndrewMusses on Oct 28, 2021 16:39:20
A psychological decision to compound every new adverse event as another excuse to grow one's own sense of aggrieved victimhood. It can be seen in individuals, groups or entire countries.
Grievance whirlpool sufferers have a manifest lack of resilience, "
build a bridge and get over it"
does not compute.
They are so fragile they will distort any:
exhortation to effort, admonishment to compliance, correction of error, criticism of ideas, limitation of privileges and application of just punishment as an equally invalid personal and cumulative attack.
Example:
1) Johnny continues
to flounder in his
grievance whirlpool blaming yet again this teacher for this suspension because he somehow thinks it will fix a suspension he got in Yr7, over 3 years ago.
2) Those graduates from the University of Life spin further into the abyss of their grievance whirlpool each time their failure to grasp Yr9 Science is exposed by Scientists, the very same people that mocked them in school for licking the chemicals.
3) The “14 grievances”, yes they actually named their own grievance whirlpool when the Chinese government
sheepishly informed Australian journalists how upset they were at being told they couldn't buy politicians anymore. Then they started the Trade Wars of 2020, because Australia somehow was part of the "100 Years of Shame", ask Xi, he'll tell you all about it for 2 hours.