Actions taken as outcome of rage

There are involuntary decisions or actions taken by individuals in fit of rage. Is such a persons actions are in good faith :

Do you think any kind of negative rage even though justified, morally right and we should support?

Disclaimer - Please don't quote me, am just trying to generate debateable topics. Yes am a radio and reader person, helps me get to these topics.

Originally posted by: mermaid_QT

Radical thinking is lacking in fit of rage and fit of love.Most of the times, I neither justify such actions, nor find them morally correct (mostly) and hence don't support them even if the rage originates to defend deep love.

JohnQ is a rare example when I tend to become supportive
and that has nothing to do with Denzel Washington being so sexy!😳

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Originally posted by: Gauri_3

😆😆😆..now add lust to your list above as well😆 He is so damn cute...love that guy yaar😳

Originally posted by: raj5000

There are involuntary decisions or actions taken by individuals in fit of rage. Is such a persons actions are in good faith :

Do you think any kind of negative rage even though justified, morally right and we should support?

Disclaimer - Please don't quote me, am just trying to generate debateable topics. Yes am a radio and reader person, helps me get to these topics.

actions taken in the fit of rage, can sometimes be invalidated based upon temporary insanity, whether the victim of the actions forgives and forgets it, is really upon the action taken

If it is a broken trust, I will never forgive that person

As for supporting someone who commits an action in the fit of rage even though justified, no the person commiting the action is in a fit of rage, the person supporting it, is just conniving, IMO people who connive are just bottom feeders

Originally posted by: Dabulls23

Action taken in rage lacks good judgement. One's mind is clouded and can't take proper decision. It may have been justified temoporiry but may regret it later on.

Even if they are justifible? ...

Originally posted by: sareg

actions taken in the fit of rage, can sometimes be invalidated based upon temporary insanity, whether the victim of the actions forgives and forgets it, is really upon the action taken

If it is a broken trust, I will never forgive that person

As for supporting someone who commits an action in the fit of rage even though justified, no the person commiting the action is in a fit of rage, the person supporting it, is just conniving, IMO people who connive are just bottom feeders

At the spur of moment how can one make that accessement?

Ok - sorry Sareg,.. but again a scenario :

Guy is a cheater dumps a girl.AA They meet in a party after few months, where guy is with another girl, girlAA remembers old times.. looks at this guy who is now close to another girl. She sees this guy doing the same moveslike holding her hand and placeing on his head.. that she GirlAA remembers so so fake and is sooo sad and raged .. goes and slaps the guy and humilates him for no reason. Walks out. As a friend of GirlAA one should support her or say ur action was wrong?

Originally posted by: raj5000