Monthly Archives: December 2014

I hope we would all agree that the taking out of our frustrations on someone else or ourselves is, although understandable, not acceptable. This behavior usually takes the form of anger and can result in the abusing of others and even ourselves, … Continue reading →

In my view anger is: …the display of frustration or annoyance of a behavior or series of behaviors. Why is this important? Well, when I mention that “anger is understandable but not acceptable”, most people tell me that they cannot control their … Continue reading →

Hey what about this that there are three types of views in the world: 1. My View 2. Your View and the 3. Inter View. “What is the Inter View…? you ask Well, you just started it!

How about this? Just 30 or 40 years ago it was basically accepted that a man could slap a child or his wife to keep them in line. Today this is now considered corporal punishment (for the child) and is … Continue reading →

Here is the my draft book cover for my next book, if I ever get around to writing it. IMV: How to Fight Bias, In My View

Is Domestic Violence caused by Domestic Anger? To me the answer an obvious, “yes!”. All violence to me is unacceptable and domestic violence is no exception. But could anyone argue that Domestic Violence is not caused by anger ? I don’t … Continue reading →

I am no fan of this cliche as that is just what it is to me, but have you ever thought what this question is really for? Well, I think it is to gauge what type of conversation someone is … Continue reading →

Imagine this, that we are all victims. But not victims of perpetrators but victims of ignorance? Imagine also that from now on, we stopped blaming anybody or everybody for what goes wrong in our world. And we start blaming the ignorance, … Continue reading →

Labeling Theory is an oldie but a goodie. It was very popular in the 80’s and 90’s not to label the person by their behavior. ie. Sexist, racist, pessimist, pervert, etc etc. This was based on such labeling theories from Frank Tannenbaum, Edwin … Continue reading →