Why Are We So Angry Analysis

Dianne Hales is a specialty writer, who writes about mental health and fitness. Her work focuses on anger. She opens her article, “Why Are We So Angry” with a situation that occurred in the suburbs of Chicago. It starts with a man named Jerry Sola, who almost snapped, when a fifty-one-year-old salesman suddenly slammed on the brakes while driving. This caused Sola to get so angry that he wanted to get out of his vehicle with a golf club to damage the other vehicle. Sola realized that the consequences for his reactions would generate negative effects.
Dianne discusses about how people’s temper has risen recently, not only on the road but in general. Since 90’s the American Automobile Association Foundation for Traffic Safety claims that incidents of violence and aggression on the road called “mad driver disease” rose 7 percent. There also have been incidents of sky rage, which people have outbursts while on airlines and in the sky. Even when people aren’t trying to get somewhere incidents of violence from anger has involved people going places such as a football field for a game, which one Pennsylvania kids football team which got national attention when fans, coaches, …show more content…
As for example, the other day I was at the DMV and for no reason a man walked up to the counter and the man behind the counter asked him “what he could help him with” in responds the man began to scream at the other man behind the desk just because he didn’t like the way he asked him. I do think anger causes people to act out and to do something they wouldn’t usually do. As a result, most end up doing the worst of things instead of going and thinking something through most of the time and not worrying about the consequences. I believe that people should control their anger especially under certain circumstances. Yet, even though there’s a lot of anger in the world and people who are just out of their mind it doesn’t stop me from putting a smile on