spittle-flecked

There hasn't been a single example of a nontrivial story broken by a guy delivering spittle-flecked rants on Youtube.

Actually, Galileo did largely deliver self-aggrandizing spittle-flecked rants, full of personal attacks against other astronomers, which were complete rubbish.

You do not help the cause you claim to support by screaming, spittle-flecked, at passers-by.

It's the kind of thing that would be included in, well, a spittle-flecked YouTube rant.

The following example paragraph isn't even a coherent expression of a far right viewpoint by Claremont's usual standards; it's just spittle-flecked nonsense.

Long story short, probably best to leave this one to the spittle-flecked Internet arguments.

There isn't enough there to the spittle-flecked, cheeto-dusting link parade to argue about.

There's a difference between saying that for many things, MS Office wins and some of the spittle-flecked rants about OpenOffice that one sees.

They used to have good reporting, but all I've seen since the Apple v Samsung verdict is spittle-flecked ranting.

I was shocked at how bad Cicero’s spittle-flecked rants against Catiline were when I first read them.

The progress of science wasn't driven by nutjobs delivering spittle-flecked rants on Youtube.

The written equivalent of spittle-flecked screaming is neither professional nor constructive.

These people are not as bad as your American fox news zombies, but of the same ilk - spittle-flecked rants at the breakfast table, "simple common sense", highly emotional yet sublimely certain of their own rationality.

Not tearing off on a spittle-flecked, unhinged rant because somebody says that calling people "muggles" is unproductive and career-limiting and just kinda not a good way to operate would be a good start towards being better.

Or, similarly and at rather lower stakes, GamerGaters (well, their spittle-flecked precursors) likewise were so very happy to assault anyone who challenged the young-white-male status quo, and only now that they are losing do they want the kind of acceptance that helps them achieve their political aims; I'm okay with not helping them do ill by "accepting" them.

Could well be, but at this point, we're moving pretty far away from Zed's spittle-flecked exhortation to pursue "in-person confrontations meant to embarrass package maintainers, SEO tricks to get people off Debian, promotion of any alternative to Debian, anything to make them pay" and merely talking about what could be made better (and there's always something).