That's more of what I thought because we used to fight on school grounds and at home and it was normal and fine. Getting aggression out can be fine, bottling it up is unhealthy IMO.
According to many people, although it does not get media time, masculinity is the cause of the school shootings that normalizes violence on the part of males. I just finished listening to a guest lecture on it and frankly I think that blaming male socialization is poor because men across a number of societies act this way and frankly there is nothing wrong with males being aggressive. Some people simply take it too far and become violent which is not okay but I don't think men are "trained to kill" from a young age.
female violence has been on the rise for the last 10 years,, while overall male violence is decreasing
Yea and when someone asked about that he still said that males were the problem. He has a minor in Women's Studies BTW. I was so turned off by it because male socialization is not the problem, poor parenting and a lack of will to fight with fists is an increasing problem. Mr. Cho got picked on in HS and was a loner, he took it out on college kids. To talk about bullying as a male-only problem is naive.
Okay, the twerps who have done on these shootings were being pushed around, couldn't get laid for the life of them. They were far from the "masculine ideal". I think that they were mad that they were not masculine enough.