Comments by "Limrasson" (@Limrasson) on "Why would you record this.." video.

Eh, compared to the anger we are capable of, this is mild. Most of the yelling/screams are rather weak, the collateral damage is effectively nonexistent and the violence is toned down. Most of these seem to be like attempts at fury from people who've never seen how far anger can really go.
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@leahnzastrzelecki5217 I see your point, yet, but it's a bit of an overstatement to call a chihuahua a dog and honestly only pugs are more revolting. And at the end of the day you can either manage to be threathening or you don't. I actually met a woman, online, who I interacted with for a time and even through I don't know how she looks like she gave out this small dog energy, impossible to really get mad at her, because indeed she is mostly harmless. Back on topic, we are humans, our personalities are our responsibilities, but when you are tiny and your idea of "rage" is...less than satisfactory then the only one you are a threat to is yourself. I'll put you on top of a shelf if you become too annoying. But to clear it up a bit, wrath/anger has other sides, the screaming and property destruction is one, but for instance there is the silent, put purposefully moving one, which is the "aquiring targets" phase for instance. Also anektode, but when I was in elementary, playing outside during recess, it was "rugby" I guess (it wasn't, but we tried, okey?) and I decided that the best thing to play rugby would be a train, so I played I was a train, But you know what trains can't do? Get off the tracks, so I went one direction, turned around and another. One girl who stayed in the back kinda took that personally (all she had to do was move to the side) and I think one guy thought I was targeting the girl. So I was held by the guy from behind and the girl in front decided to kick me. ... The next thing I remember is me holding her head up, preparing to smash her head into the asphalt a second (or third) time. Anyway sorry if this seems ranty.
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