Outrage and Anger
Discussions focus on the rationality of anger and outrage, often advising against irrational emotional responses and promoting calmer, more rational reactions to various provocations.
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Get angry, but first decide if it matters.
It's a thought experiment, being angry at it doesn't add any value.
If you can't figure out what to be outraged about, maybe don't be outraged?
Being angry about this only hurts your chance of understanding why one will think this way and enact change.
Being angry does not solve any problem, but it is a legitimate human experience that the OP considered worth sharing.
I'd say that's a very rational anger. Lean into it. :)
Learning how to observe emotions arise and react more reasonably and rationally is valuable. You seem to have a personal grudge or possibly just don't know anything about the subject.
you can't expect someone who wants to be angry to voluntarily ingest information which would make them less angry, you know.
You're too emotional to ration with. I hope you stop displacing anger in every which way.
Angry people can be irrational. That's my read.