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…people feel like they have to take revenge and everyone is going to be ok with it. If they weren’t racist, hate crimes would never take place. They just have a lot of anger and they decide to take it out on the first person that looks at them different…

…’ anger. These acts, in addition to charging additional import taxes on certain goods, provided that the salaries for judges who handed down verdicts would be paid for with British money, instead of colonial. This resulted in more favorable verdicts…

…, these rules are discretionary and are quite often challenged in court. Many of these rulings are what anger most about freedom of speech. I am angered that the Gregory Johnson’s of the world can burn the American Flag and that many of today’s rap stars sing…

…of their frustration or anger. Instead, they catch them blindsided with an elbow as they skate off the ice or slash them with a stick as they skate by. In hockey today, many players initiate violent actions because there is no fear of being physically reprimanded…

…as to what the weather is like and also shows day/night times. Shading is also used to show strong emotions of anger or resentment. For example, the Germans are always shaded dark to show that they have strong feelings of anger and hatred. On the other hand…

…if they have they have their passports because it is another world outside the rez. Along the way, Thomas and Victor teach each other life lessons. Thomas, through his storytelling shows Victor that there’s more to life than cynicism and pent-up anger. Victor…

…. Reuven becomes friends with Tony Savo, who tells him to be careful with people like Danny. One day Danny pays Reuven a visit in the hospital to apologize for the accident with the ball. Reuven explodes in anger over his eye at Danny, but Danny just takes…

…to see what's on the inside. Force them to look past a hundred years of racism and sexism. To try and help put those things behind that are so hard to let go. That is my job. However, that anger and frustration that has built up over the last couple…

…his decisions and firm adherence to his religious convictions prove him an admirable character. Achilles’s mercurial anger first presents itself in book one when King Agamemnon takes Briseis, Achilles’s war prize, in replacement for returning Chryseis…

…someone pay a price for that. They’ll take their anger to the ballot box and heaven help the political Party which pleads globalisation as an excuse. People are wary of change, especially when they are told they have no say in it. The most profound…