Perhaps part of the widespread concern about hate is that it implies an uncontrollable, violent force that can rip social bonds asunder.
Sexual access to a child is achieved more frequently by close, trusted people, in which trickery, coaxing or bribery are used as a means to commit sexual abuse, rather than the threats and violent force that often characterises rape in adulthood.
The door swung open with violent force that rammed the brass doorknob into the plaster of the wall.
If it goes ahead and it is broken up with violent force, that could also damage his position enormously.
Prosecutors said they had shoved Mr. Brown head first into a closed door at the station house with such violent force that his vertebrae fractured, crushing his spinal cord and leaving him paralyzed from the chest down and with only limited movement in his upper arms.
In one way, they agreed with the Stoics: The passions were indeed violent forces that could conflict with reason and lead an individual into sin.
And, yes, there are some violent forces that don't want to see it happen, but it is what appeals to the great bulk of people, and it is a system that, in peace, produces great success".
But in uprooting them the West exposed deep tribal and sectarian schisms, unleashing violent forces that the dictators had kept in check and which could not be reconciled simply by installing democratic procedures.
However, given how widespread racially disparate policing is around the nation, especially in poor non-white communities, the process of reform hardly ever seems to result in a police force that is any less violent or racially persecutory.
The statement said that at a morning meeting at the United Nations, the officials from the 10-nation group had "expressed their revulsion" directly to Myanmar's foreign minister, U Nyan Win, "over reports that the demonstrations in Myanmar are being suppressed by violent force and that there has been a number of fatalities".
