Yes. I already know what you think, and how far it is from reality. But then, as we both know, you're an abject moron. (why I'm anwering your questions: lifting you, hopefully, one day, to that of a mere garden variety moron, which might be delusional in your case. But I gotta have hope. So I persist.)
Translation: as a liberal I just lost another debate so will allow myself to be reduced to violence because I lack the character to learn and grow up!
Hmmm? You need to translate English? Odd. But okay.
Meanwhile, violence = physical harm or the threat (reasonable) of it. Typically, reading anything, is not something you need fear as being a violent act toward you; and thus fingers crossed you get a library card and give 're a try.
Translation: as a liberal I just lost another debate so will allow myself to be reduced to violence because I lack the character to learn and grow up!
Verbal abuse is a form of battery that involves the use of words, rather than blows and punches. In a verbally abusive situation, words are used to attack, control, and inflict harm on another person. Verbally abusive behavior goes far beyond mean behavior; it involves inflicting psychological violence on another person, attacking the very nature of an individual's being and attempting to destroy his or her spirit. Verbal abuse can affect people of all ages and in all types of relationships. However, it is especially prevalent in marital relationships.
A number of behaviors are considered verbally abusive, including angry outbursts, screaming rages, and name-calling. Verbal abuse often includes blaming, brainwashing, and intimidation. Hidden aggression is a part of verbal abuse, as well. Verbal abuse is extremely manipulative, as insults are often disguised as caring comments. Verbal abuse can be overt or covert, but it is always about controlling and manipulating the victim.
Often, verbally abusive comments are offered as jokes. When the target of the joke is hurt or insulted, the verbal abuser laughs it off and says that the victim is overly sensitive. However, the intent of the verbal abuser is to cause this hurt. After a time, verbal abuse often escalates into physical abuse.