Anger

Have you ever wondered why we allow some people to treat us badly? "Badly" is very general and probably includes all sorts of things like verbal abuse, emotional manipulation, rudeness etc. However, this "bad" is always accompanied by a feeling of discomfort, sadness or anger on our part, as well as a sense of injustice about the fact that "we didn't deserve" that behavior.

With two entirely different worldviews at stake, Americans head to the polls on Tuesday in an atmosphere of anger and complete disdain for the "other side," occasionally amounting to hatred.

She is pretty, a good student and roll-call keeper of her class. There were those who were envious of her and wanted to harm her - to get "payback.' This is what motivated the teenage girls and boys who attacked the 14-year-old in the southern Athens suburb of Glyfada, kicking her furiously. Perhaps the fact that they didn't fully realize their motives is a significant part of the problem.

In the last decade, during Greece's debt crisis, there was a lingering question: Who is to blame for this crisis that we were experiencing? In every conversation, even on festive occasions, there was the search for the culprits. I remember a marathon discussion I had with a shop-owner friend about the economic crisis. "OK, you were also tax evading for many years," I reprimanded him in anger.

One's first reaction to disaster is a mix of emotions, from sadness and frustration to anger, and the expression of hatred. The destruction in Attica also has a symbolic weight. It is taking place at the peak of a summer that has greatly burdened people's mental endurance with prolonged and enduring heatwaves.

He issued a press release and says he understands people's anger - He says he has not used violence in the past and that he has already started receiving psychological support

Anger is never a great look, especially inside your blood vessels

Let's be serious, what this country really needs is not another election, but rather a responsible government and a constructive opposition that can demonstrate to voters their readiness to govern effectively when the next general election comes around.

The Tempe rail tragedy has inflicted a deep injury on Greek society. The extent and intensity of the public's anger is such that it cannot be placated with legal arguments and parliamentary maneuvers.

On the other hand, there is no doubt that the issue is being exploited politically by certain circles and that it is breeding all sorts of conspiracy theories.

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