Perhaps the title amounted to an almost violent act of self-assertion, both confrontational and masochistic, that announced he was going to take up space in the world.
The Diggers borrowed it from the Hell's Angels, who wore "1%" patches after a published assertion that violent gangs represented only a small fraction of all motorcycle enthusiasts.
Overall, literature provides support to the assertion that violent behavior of mentally ill patients is a heterogeneous phenomenon that is driven by multiple inter-related and independent factors.
Missouri counterterrorism analysts suggested that support for Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, might indicate support for violent militias - an assertion for which state officials later apologized.
The report, focusing on three high-profile cases, accuses law enforcement agencies of luring young Muslim men into violent plots and makes broad assertions that the government stigmatizes Muslims.
The performer strides back and forth, firing out questions and assertions about the violent deaths of Sam Cooke, Otis Redding and Marvin Gaye; about being young and gullible ("young and dumb" in the words of the soul survivor, Ike Turner); about aging -- maturing -- as a process of "getting dirty".
"In today's YouTube world, are officers reluctant to get out of their cars and do the work that controls violent crime?" In a statement released on Saturday, Hawkins said: "The assertions made by Director Comey are outrageous.
There have been cultural claims too, with calls to blame African-American rap music from broadcast.Here is the Daily Mail's Melanie Phillips, giving it both barrels with her assertion that:The violent anarchy that has taken hold of British cities is the all-too-predictable outcome of a three-decade liberal experiment which tore up virtually every basic social value.
Cook's argument boils down to an assertion that if violent crime dropped while prison populations rose, then imprisonment prevents violence.
It presents life as violent and corrupt, redeemable only by assertions of style.
