It's lack of self-control that inspires violent behaviour. Whether it's a game or a nagging spouse that sends a person into a rage, the problem still resides with the individual, so enough with the scapegoating.
I agree 100 percent. Short of real mental illness in someone's brain. We all choose whether we let the rage out.
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It's lack of self-control that inspires violent behaviour. Whether it's a game or a nagging spouse that sends a person into a rage, the problem still resides with the individual, so enough with the scapegoating.
I agree 100 percent. Short of real mental illness in someone's brain. We all choose whether we let the rage out.
How about a big NO.