Righteous indignation is a form of anger that is provoked by perceived injustice, wrongdoing, or unfair treatment. It is often characterized by a moral or ethical response to situations where an individual feels that they or others have been wronged. This type of indignation is typically considered justified because it arises from a sense of morality or a commitment to justice, rather than from personal grievances or petty disputes.
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