Throughout modern history, we've had other instances of outrageous fear mongering, bias and injustice against those whose patriotism we questioned.
There is plenty of outrageous fear mongering that makes the news, but there is a more subtle aspect to mass fearfulness, maybe more dangerous, because mild agitation, anxiety and stress are basically accepted in our culture as normal, even when the source is not based in reality.
Baker has confessed that everything since has been "a muddle and a disappointment, an outrageous failure", and fear of typecasting led Eccleston to crash back to earth after just one series.
You may find that ridiculous, but it doesn't begin to touch the outrageous and sexist fear-mongering around Clinton's health, which was deliberately manufactured by the alt-right and then adopted by the Trump campaign itself.
The truth is that reporters have failed to call Mr. Bush to account on even the most outrageous misstatements, presumably for fear that they might be accused of partisanship.
Aside from the actions taken by health officials against travelers from Mexico, which may or may not be legitimate, another side effect of the spread of swine flu is the outrageous attempt by some fear-mongering pundits in the United States to blame undocumented immigrants from Mexico for the spread of disease, which is illegitimate and unacceptable.
"It seems to me that Groups are the new problem — enabling a new form of shadow organizing that facilitates the spread of hate content, outrageous news clips, and fear-mongering political memes.
He found bad actors moving from using public Facebook Pages (presumably as Facebook has responded to pressure and complaints over visible junk) to quasi-private Groups as a less visible conduit for seeding and fencing "hate content, outrageous news clips, and fear-mongering political memes".
As historian Rick Perlstein documents, Republicans tapped into -- and inflamed -- these fears with outrageous claims of black voter fraud, which not only riled up the conservative base, but also laid the groundwork for "anti-fraud" campaigns that could depress Democratic turnout.
And they argue that Google and the registry could act as a cartel and raise the cost of institutional subscriptions to outrageous levels.Lost and foundThe first fear is overdone.
It's outrageous enough when we must fear walking down the street in our own neighborhoods, but now we must also look over our shoulders when buying those Christmas presents.
