Anger In America

Yep, we're pretty pissed off. We always have been, if you look at American history.
But that series looks amazingly biased...

For the most part, it does seem accurate though a little biased (this can't really be helped without taking away it's point).

This maybe off topic but alot of what people seem to be angry about, minority groups, changing social trends/policy etc. is, in away, part of the american experiment. Let's say its the late 1800's. The average american would be pissed off at those stereotyptically drunken, surly irish immigrants who take jobs, worship God the wrong way and start trouble where ever they are.As a result most media outlets would complain about them and even portray them as sub-human creatures barely capable of understanding rational thought. But as time passed and america became more secular, they eventually found their place in society and even became part of the establishment who complained about the rise of other trends (for anyone here with cable acces, look at Bill O'riely the conservative pundit on Fox news). The point is that anger in america is, to a certain degree, part of the process of the american experiment