Anger as today issue?

Question

Not sure, but I have this theory that anger these days is often stimulated by the high level of stupidity and of course lack of manners from others.

It's shoking how stupid majority of peple actually is, this would not be a problem if that came with humbl behaviour, but it comes with rudeness as a side dish. I know living in London and particulary in Brixton will provide me with more of these examples than many of you leaving in civilised areas, but do you think stupidity has increased lately, angering people who can actually use that little gray thing called a brain as their life is distrupted by dumm creaturs?Is it why so many disabled parking spaces in london?Because the word disabled now is also used a political correct term for someon a little slow?

Answer 1

Stupidity is becoming the main stream in America.  If you want proof just look at the fact that voters put an idiot in office twice.

I think if people were not so easily mislead and could think on their own there would not be so much anger.  Most of the problems that exist today would not be.

I am wondering where some of our economist and financial advisers in America get their degrees and if they have ever had to make a real living.

example:

The news channels state that fewer people are saving using their 401Ks.  Stupid and blind statement.  If we can barely survive because the cost of living is sky high and our salaries are low then we are going to save less, burst open our 401Ks to survive, and stay pissed as h**l  because the ideal that you go to school, live right, do right by others and everything will be okay is a myth.

I am angry but that is because I seem to constantly be faced with stupidity.

Answer 2

A lot of people are emotionally illiterate and have no idea how to handle their feelings so they just lash out.

Answer 3

Grammatical errors excluded from your definition of stupidity I presume.

Answer 4

I think that ignorance leads to resentment and anger.

Answer 5

people are angry because the gap between perceived place where happiness lives and actual place where reality lives is getting bigger and bigger

either that or im talking arrsedribble

Answer 6

Especially if you have a high level of common sense and awareness. Some are not too switched on.

We live in a society where we are made to be tolerant and accepting of others actions or behaviour in any circumstance.

By law, I cannot reprimand the man that is hocking up a golly from his nose into his throat and spitting it on the sidewalk.

Ironic, isn't it?