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名詞

lulzfag (複数形 lulzfags)

1. (インターネット・スラング) A person, especially a member of Anonymous, who causes disruption or attacks a target for amusement rather than as a principle-based protest or demonstration.
   • 2009, Julian Dibbell, "The Assclown Offensive: How to Enrage the Church of Scientology", 21 September 2009:

     Since the beginning of the campaign, there'd been a tension between its "lulzfags," who held that Anonymous must have no higher cause than its own cruel amusement, and the "moralfags," for whom the cause of fighting an oppressive cult was an end in itself.

   • 2012, Quinn Norton, "How Anonymous Picks Targets, Launches Attacks, and Takes Powerful Organizations Down", Wired, 22 June 2012:

     With the rise of the moralfags, some lulzfags drifted away.

   • 2013, Jasper Hamill, "Is Anonymous Suffering An Identity Crisis?", Forbes, 23 October 2013:

     “Moralfags attack and protest based solely on issues involving freedom on the internet and in real life,” he explained. “Lulzfags attack whoever the hell they want, whenever the hell they want, simply for the bonus of the lulz.”

参考

• moralfag