The first panel says men's egos sometimes...

I see no issue, but maybe I'm biased

Gotcha, I hear you. I didn't mean that seeing the wall without context is normal to have a terror response to, either, but I think we're in agreement otherwise. Tear down the walls by repairing the wall :P

I hope I wasn't coming across as mocking? On the flip side, we should be able to laugh at ourselves...Some people laugh because they're uncomfortable. If you want us to be empathetic to someone losing their shit for a sec, try to have some empathy for those that it scares. You don't have to witness it for it to have an emotional impact.

I'd be more forgiving that it's a pretty extreme scenario most people won't experience in their lives, but I do think we have a responsibility to handle our emotions in healthy ways. Punching shit is dangerous. You can hurt yourself, and even if not, it's a signal to me that you are capable of causing harm because you can't control your anger. I'm not sticking around to find out my body may be next.

Keep in mind, anger is often if not usually a secondary emotion to pain, fear, sadness, etc. Anger can be a great motivator, but again, how it's expressed is important. Use your words, find some other action that doesn't scare people (like take boxing classes where that's the point), or process it on your own first.

I'm concerned Vance will bring people like my dad back in after he finally felt disenfranchised enough to say he won't vote.

The comparison for forced birthers is a fraction of a percent to the amount of abortions procured year to year. I hate it, but they're at least somewhat logically consistent there. Still reduces the quality of life for those that survive forced pregnancies drastically and risks permanent bodily harm. That's where the hypocrisy shows on how much they value life imo. Raise them to suffer cuz "it's God's plan."

I'm not sure what you mean.

"excluding [things I know about], it is literally always [the only other thing I know about.]" Again, I stress fallibility.

More like asking "you think I'm charismatic?"

Is it normal to you to see people punch walls when they get devastating news?

I'd rather think maybe someone tripped and fell into it if we're looking for charitable ideas.

People seem to love to jump to this assumption without acknowledging any fallibility, when in reality you don't know from just looking at someone. Even if it's a likely reason, it's not the only one. I'm going to at least hope you aren't a doctor based on this single sentence.