Word: angers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Severe Defection. In Muzaffarnagar, as elsewhere, the smoldering anger inevitably turned to violence. When a tyrannical local administrator sent his police to find "volunteers," the police rounded up 17 men, of whom two were 75 and two were under 18. A crowd quickly gathered in the street and demanded that the 17 be released. The district administrator's reply: "Today I will f- their mothers." In the trouble that followed, as many as 56 people were killed...
...Times, able to get their "views printed in the mass media that would have ruled them out in the '50s and '60s." Access journalists have to live by more rigid rules than the fiercely "honest" radical journalists for whom, in more tumultuous times, the morality of righteous anger was enough...
...that all? "You think I'm motivated by a love of real estate?" Queen Eleanor demands. All this verbal carnage must have deeper roots. Like light glinting off the edge of a steel knife, appearances in The Lion in Winter are blinding. The viciousness and deceit, the shell of anger and the hollowness of despair are masks the royal family wear to cloak the more profound hurt of rejection. If they cannot have love, Henry, Eleanor and their three squabbling sons will have hatred--not merely hatred, but complete and utter decimation of their victims and tormentors...
...will lose the seat that it has had in the Massachusetts legislature for 285 years. The islanders are distressed at the prospect of finding themselves, in the words of one angry writer to the Vineyard Gazette, "in the horrendous clutches of Taxachusetts" without representation. Rebels point out that civic anger on Martha's Vineyard is not to be lightly taken. The last time the island was denied direct representation was in 1692, when it belonged to New York; Vineyarders promptly seceded and joined Massachusetts...
...getting nothing more than the shaft." Boston's cursing, stone-throwing resistance to busing was not the reaction of "a liberal city being hypocritical." Instead, it was "a parochial city with a long history of ethnic and racial distrust and bigotry" integrating its schools with fear, anger and some violence-but with remarkably few deaths or serious injuries...