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The at piece opinion of warmonger is much worse for one key detail. It applies to everyone of your realm with a religion that includes it. Meaning your vassals ether need to consistently go to war, regularly raid, or will constantly be attacked by peasant factions.
Note however that the opinion penalty gets reset on succession so it is beneficial to switch rulers frequently. If you really want to get rid of it you can try to trigger an early succession by provoking a revolt and surrendering to it forcing you to abdicate.
If you are your heir's heir you can just do the same thing again to get your previous ruler back. All tyranny and offensive war penalties will have been reset back to zero, but you may get some negative opinion of previous ruler penalties applied.
When you take out a peasant rabble the rebellious county gets a modifier called "Locals Pacified" which gives +50 opinion. Locals Pacified stacks. So if Offensive War gets really bad just stack Locals Pacified 3 or 4 times. Problem solved. That's how you see those guys with screenshots where they've taken over 2/3 of the map.
The real issue is that rivals often like to strike while you're addressing the rabble... Or worse, the rabble might happen to rise up as you're locked in a heated battle abroad.