You get angry, I get angry, everyone gets angry.

That's well said. I agree with that. You see, I am a teacher and it is unavoidable to get angry sometimes for their misbehaviour in class. I still remember the first few years when I started this teaching job after graduation, I was often made to feel so upset for their misbehaviour in class. I thought of ways to help those bad students who wanted to learn nothing but play. Still it was not easy though, let alone students nowadays. Sometimes I get frustrated, but often or still most of the time I have learnt not to be angry any more. It won't do me any good. It is better to teach and live in a comfortable and leisure style to keep a good health, which is so important to me. Life is short for me to get angry. I cannot find any reason for that. I am glad that I can always keep a positive attitude towards life and work. You are my friend and have responded to many of my discussions and you can see that I am positive, I guess. Let anger stay far behind us but peace!

I have rather different opinion.One who does not get angry is not a wise but one who gets angry but good control on it,is really wise.Anger just like other qualities of a human.To become angry does not maens to shout but to speak firmly. If you don't angry at proper point you will loose control.

I rather retain some anger and become a person to reckon with for anger rather become wise and useless.

Well, I'd say that to not get angry is a wise person. But to become a wise person, you don't have to necessarily not get angry. If becoming wise meant that I could never be angry and restrain my tongue, I would rather not. The spectrum of human emotions are there for good reason. Perhaps the trick is to find the wisdom in everything we do, whether it is being angry, sad, happy, etc.