For him, and for aspirants to Libya's emerging private sector, the main outrages are represented by a sclerotic ministerial bureaucracy and its endemic corruption.
But the head of the family that Mr Wahid himself has accused of stealing $45 billion from the country was always the main target.The outrage of the radical forces that swept President Suharto from power two years ago will now be turned against Mr Wahid.
The attack on Malala Yousafzai, who was shot in the head on her way home from school in Mingora, the region's main city, outraged many Pakistanis, but a Taliban spokesman told a newspaper that the group would target the girl again if she survived.
The reaction from Australia was, in the main, one of outrage and shame.
Channeling Main Street's outrage about bailouts, he wonders how the public would be able to monitor the resolution process.
Yet while such behavioral snippets compelled some 4.8 million people to watch "Jersey Shore" at the end of the first season — almost triple the number of viewers for the premiere last December — the main point of outrage on blogs is that the show has absolutely no redeeming value.
Since then, apparently wishing it had not acted with such haste, and worried about the political fallout in one of its strongholds, Congress has been back-pedalling furiously.In AP itself, the main focus of outrage has been Hyderabad, the capital, which rivals Bangalore, in neighbouring Karnataka, as a software hub.
In that instance, the main motivating force was outrage over the fact that 18-year-olds could be sent to fight in Vietnam but could not vote.
The main difference in the outrage being expressed this time is that public sector pay inflation in local authorities is being blamed for the excess.
When it was leaked that Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt were being lined up for the main parts, there was outrage in the press.
