Germany is outraged. Often, willingly, and about almost everything. "Get outraged!" has consequently become a bestseller in this country, as it encapsulates in two words the coming out of the German soul. We live in the age of hypermorality. Morality has mutated into the guiding ideology and a substitute for religion in our post-religious society. Morality has become absolute; it tolerates no other discourses alongside it. Thus, morality transforms into the tyranny of values: minority cults, grievance fetishism, equality ideology. Politics, economics, art - everything is reduced to moral questions. Even consumption must be fair, sustainable, and resource-conserving. Those who seek to escape this dictate of total morality will face social sanctions. Publicist and philosopher Alexander Grau, author of the widely discussed column "Gray Zone," provides a ruthless assessment of this era.