In this world, I try not to be angry because prolonged anger is destructive and takes energy away from your constructive thoughts. I think I have got the upper hand with road rage.
There is one thing that really made me angry and that was discovering that a university student tried to make staff remove a war memorial because all the people on it were white.
The local people in the war memorial painting were all white at the time, that is not their fault. In the 1920's, the UK was not multicultural or multiethnic so there is no evidence the painter was racist or bigoted. Memorials in my view are our way to say sorry and thank you to the war torn communities. I drive past the Polish war memorial nearly every day. We say sorry to the people because they lost their lives and we say thank you for putting yourself in danger for the sake of their community.
If you have a problem with that then keep it to yourself. No one has a right to deface or try to remove war memorials.
