Was bedeutet Wutbürger ?

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This word came up during the current fight for public opinion in Germany. Right- and leftwinged groups try to separate the public into two. Both want to create a "it's we or them" mentality by drawing a distinct line between both political camps.

"Wutbürger": is the derogative term from the left to refer to the right, while the right wing uses "Gutbürger/Gutmensch", which serves the same purpose.
"Wutbürger" literally means "angry citizen". It implies that a persons political views are originating in their anger, rather than in common sense or actual facts. Simply put, it is a way of expressing "Your political views go to show that you're simply a dimwhit idiot". "Gutmensch/Gutbürger" works the exact same way. In this case, it is used to disregard the left wing, stating that named political opinion merely originates in a person being overly naive, motherly or an overly strong intention or moral obligation to help someone, rather than in actual facts.

Both words came up during the ongoing refugee crysis, and both are used to promote radical political movements, rather than actually having any actual meaning or purpose. They are, in short, propaganda.