Over time, pretending not to be angry with a friend when you are, or turning to a text messages instead of having an honest conversation, becomes a formative habit of communication.
"We are seeing a huge reaction to the potential for gun control, and that reaction is so angry that it's hard not to be afraid of what's coming down the road, " said Mark Potok of the SPLC.
If it does not immediately spring to mind what people will be angry about then consider the following: Western democracies are populace and have become reliant on an infrastructure that depends on 48 hour resupply by road.
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If we do not have our say early on, then they have no right to be upset or angry that the story is wrong if we would not engage when given the opportunity.
Fine in theory, but many African governments argued that such profound change could only be made by governments that did not have to face angry voters at the polls.
Italy now says the two marines will not be returning to India to face trial as agreed, a move that sparked angry reactions from India.
But the building contractors say it is not feasible or safe for work to be done after dark and many residents would be angry at being disturbed in the evening.
In London, Tube workers are angry at being told they will not be paid if they failed to turn up for work during last week's heavy snow.
While this not so angry bird doesn't seem too eager to attack, it might be a good idea for other companies (especially social networks) using similar technologies to assess their current setup just to be on the safe side.
However, those operators were said to be angry at EE's 4G headstart, with O2 and Vodafone only recently agreeing not to take legal action over the matter.
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