But still, she says, GamerGate is a temper tantrum: "It's just a scary, violent, abusive, temper tantrum.
With the help of family members, I weighed his good (World War II vet; steady, faithful provider; skilled newspaper editor; loved his family; married 36 years) and his bad (vicious, abusive temper; profane and cruel to my mother; selfish, and self-absorbed; wicked sexist; very nasty to neighborhood children if their ball went into our yard).
Fastow's history of abusive antics and sharp temper will also be in full view, clouding the jury's judgment.
The second, conducted in New Zealand, suggested that a combination of low-activity MAOA and an abusive upbringing promotes a violent temper, though low-activity alleles by themselves do not.
As for AWK's killing, an Afghan friend of mine, the journalist Habib Zohori, told me that one theory was that it may have just been a case of explosive temper: Ahmed Wali was abusive, and had yelled at his aide, Sardar Muhammad, who then killed him.
The president of the hospital, a former surgeon, was well known for his explosive temper and his abusive behavior with both doctors and nurses.
Jackson was described as "the most unethical person I have ever worked with," "toxic," "abusive" and "incapable of not losing his temper".
The filmmakers give Maier's purposeful obscurity and fiercely guarded solitude a tragic cast: Her former charges recall her "dark edge," the way she spoke about the brutality of men, the temper that, on occasion, bordered on abusive.
Max's hormone blockers result in his temper flaring; he starts being slightly abusive to Jenny.
Deadline reports the decision was years in the making due to "multiple complaints of abusive behavior" by members of Schneider's staff, and "well documented temper issues".
Cattermole's dismissal, for foul and abusive language, capped a stormy Tyne-Wear derby, in which tempers boiled over at frequent intervals.
