America Is Becoming A More Angry Country

[Peterf]

Angry?

You haven't seen angry.

Not yet.

But you will when Americans finally learn that their country is broke and that they are living way beyond their means on money borrowed from foreigners. When interest rates double and triple then you will see anger like never before.

Your own country is nothing to write home about. MYOB.

True, there is much wrong with Sweden. But it is not up to its eyes in debt like the US.

One of the scariest things is the willful, determined ignorance of American pols and public alike.

 

[HenryBHough]

I never hear of Sweden without recalling the little jibe about The Great Sweden/Norway conflict of so many years ago....

"One thousand swedes
run through the weeds
Pursued by ONE
Norwegian"

 

[Peterf]

I never hear of Sweden without recalling the little jibe about The Great Sweden/Norway conflict of so many years ago....

"One thousand swedes
run through the weeds
Pursued by ONE
Norwegian"

Oddly enough I've never heard that.

In 1906 Norway broke away from Sweden to become an independent country. No war, no fighting, no violence of any sort. And no one running through weeds - or reeds even.

 

[mal]

It means your house isn't clean and youre trying daily and quite obsessively to disparage someone else's.

That's what that means.

I don't support the GOP.

Not the current leadership.

You, however, swallow every single lie that Dems tell. Then attack anyone who calls it a lie.

Fix your party first Dad.

I don't shill for a party, dipstick. That's you. all day.

Yoar Delusional at this point, Sucker Punching Faggot.



peace...

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Is America Becoming More Angry?

NEW YORK (MYFOXNY) -

Some are describing this as "America's anger epidemic." And there are a few reasons: uncertainty in the job market and the economy, working long hours -- on average about one month more now than they did in the 1970s and with less vacation.

So if it seems like Americans are angrier these days it's because we are.

What has you seeing red? Maybe it's the traffic or the ups and downs of the stock market. For one guy seen on a viral video, he threw a tantrum over a city street trombone player. I guess he didn't like the tune.

And of course, there are the celebrity meltdowns, like Alec Baldwin's epic fail last week when he blew up at Fox 5 reporter Linda Schmidt.

Singer Chris Brown was also just ordered to spend three months in rehab after reading he threw a rock through his own mother's car window.

Dr. Sudeepta Varma, a psychiatrist, said it is not all a coincidence. Americans really are angrier now than they've ever been before.

A recent study from the USA Today found 60 percent of Americans report feeling angry or irritable. That is up from 50 percent when a similar poll was taken in 2011.

Read more: America's anger epidemic: why? - New York News
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The left has been talking about this for years.

They blame the increase in anger on the Tea Party.

Actually most of the anger is being caused by those who feel that this country has been unfair.

And maybe if we continue to ignore the real reasons fairies will fix everything magically.

Article: Body Pleasure and the Origins of Violence

"A neuropsychologist contends that the greatest threat to world peace comes from those nations which have the most depriving environments for their children and which are most repressive of sexual affection and female sexuality."

"As a developmental neuropsychologist I have devoted a great deal of study to the peculiar relationship between violence and pleasure. I am now convinced that the deprivation of physical sensory pleasure is the principal root cause of violence. Laboratory experiments with animals show that pleasure and violence have a reciprocal relationship, that is, the presence of one inhibits the other. A raging, violent animal will abruptly calm down when electrodes stimulate the pleasure centers of its brain. Likewise, stimulating the violence centers in the brain can terminate the animal's sensual pleasure and peaceful behavior. When the brain's pleasure circuits are 'on,' the violence circuits are 'off,' and vice versa. Among human beings, a pleasure-prone personality rarely displays violence or aggressive behaviors, and a violent personality has little ability to tolerate, experience, or enjoy sensuously pleasing activities. As either violence or pleasure goes up, the other goes down."