Who made up the "rule:" for "opposing injustice it is allowed or good to feel angry"?

[strateguy632]

Many people write online, that they are angry about injustice, despite EVERYONE KNOWS anger is bad in family situations, but still many write and read online that anger is allowed or good to respond to or oppose injustice... but who made it up?

Some people just wrote it and it caught on? And if so how can anyone be a GOOD PERSON, without the new testament, that said anger leads to killing, so EVERYONE must stifle anger?

[Effably]

I reckon you're tapping into an important distinction. Everyone needs to vent, and how it is done is important.

Complaining is incredibly important too. Yet there is a sharp difference in complaining just to do so and for a purpose. Best case we are changing the world and ending slavery or alike, worst case we are ramping up enmity where there was none.

I have no idea who made it up. I see the rampant need for people to vent frustrations online as a reflection of a society that does a poor job balancing these feelings in the meat version of life. Hard to say if we lack control or have too much. Both would probably have the same outcome online.

[Joshydavid25]

I don't necessarily think that anything is wrong with anger.. I think that people should be angry at injustice..

[strateguy632]

But anger led to... physical violence... and we all know that in family anger is bad... who made an exception? This is an example where the world meeds jesus for direction.

[strateguy632]

In fact i hav a conspiracy theory. The goal is "get people angry at jews" but if anger is bad they won't, so step one is flood internet anger is nothing wrong, then next nitpick jews for injustice while ignoring bigger problems that do not serve the agenda of hating jews. But this pattern is harder to notice.

[Joshydavid25]

Yeah I can see that.. But I do think that there's a such thing as righteous anger.. Even the Bible says that there's nothing wrong with regulated anger..

[strateguy632]

Only god can get angry, see mathew jesus said don't get angry, anything that conflicted would be a contradiction, is there a contradiction?