Having been abused by traumatic events, if we do not control our anger it is entirely possible to find ourselves in turn abusing others.
Author: Michael Wong
Michael Wong is the vice president of Veterans For Peace, Chapter 69, San Francisco, and a retired social worker with a Master of Social Work degree. He is published in the anthologies, Veterans of War, Veterans of Peace, edited by Maxine Hong Kingston, and Waging Peace in Vietnam, edited by Ron Carver, David Cortright, and Barbara Doherty. He also appeared in the documentary Sir! No Sir! about GI resistance to the Vietnam War.
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