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nihilistic
adjective as in insurgent
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The FBI recently recognised a new category of threat called nihilistic violent extremism or NVE, defined by a general hostility to society and desire for chaos rather than a sharply defined ideology.
“When we’re talking about ‘black pilled’ youth and those that are just upset with the entire system, it does make sense that you’d have someone engraving bullets with very nihilistic hubris.”
There’s a nihilistic attitude that permeates the Republican Party these days, an apparent belief that nothing matters anymore.
He also has a long history of advocating for universal health care, drawing a contrast with Ernst's nihilistic views.
I have already written about the profound streak of irrational thinking and resentment, and the nihilistic urge to “burn it all down,” felt by many ordinary Americans.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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