He feels morally affronted, angry and a little guilty.
But we don't regard everything we dislike, or even everything that makes us angry, as morally wrong.
We care enough to advocate for right, to challenge institutional racism, to be collectively angry and morally indignant over the senseless loss and devaluation of Black lives.
What is most frustrating about this saga is the show's editing, which presents Garrett's racist antagonizing and King's angry responses as morally equivalent.
Equally deplorable is that "the show's editing," as Doreen St. Félix wrote in the New Yorker, "presents Garrett's racist antagonizing and King's angry responses as morally equivalent".
And unlike Angry Birds, where you deal in the fairly morally iffy act of murdering hundreds of pigs for fun, this is all about constant positive reinforcement.
Some get angry because they feel they're being judged and found morally wanting.
The public wants offenders to be punished, but I have a proposal that will placate an angry public and enable the government to tackle crime in a morally responsible way.
FireDogLake's Jane Hamsher is particularly angry, writing that the Bean proposal is "one of the most morally and politically bankrupt ideas of all time".
Every once in a while, however, politicians do something so wrong, substantively and morally, that cynicism just won't cut it; it's time to get really angry instead.
It's legally, ethically and morally not a procedure that he should have, but when Jac says no, he's disappointed and angry".
