We just want to be angry

Thanks to social media or maybe just thanks to the way our political and social culture has changed the way we process information, we've become a country of people who thrive on the adrenaline rush that getting angry brings. We seem to love getting mad and jumping on Twitter or Facebook and adding our angry comments to something or someone we disagree with.

A case in point is a man who Tweets under the name of Sean Spicier. This is a rather brilliant takeover of the president's press secretary, Sean Spicer. The fake guy even has a photo of the real Spicer on his Twitter page. But what the fake man does is put up outrageous tweets which gives readers who don't like the administration a reason to believe this is all real. So many have fallen for this Spicier and their comments are a real window to how we are these days.

A real public person on Twitter will have a blue checkmark by their names and this Spicier does not but it does not stop those who want to believe this is the real Spicer.

Here is one example