jutfrank
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it sounds like an outraged mob, but if people don't like the d, so be it.
There's a semantic point to using the noun classifier outrage rather than the adjective descriptor outraged.
An outraged mob is a mob that is outraged.
An outrage mob is the kind of mob whose purpose is to show outrage. This kind of mob has a certain political/ideological agenda in expressing its outrage.