Anger

When we're angry, we're not ourselves. I hear that often. I'm constantly told that anger is sinful. It blinds our vision. It blinds our ambitions with ill motives. It is temporary insanity. And it is the same group of people that will only preach this when they have recovered from their temporary insanity. They feel shame. They feel regret. They feel guilt.

All this is typical. It's fine. It's irrelevant. Yet it creates a problem when your temporary insanity is being held accountable. Apparently, your anger produced the brutal truth. Your anger revealed thoughts that weren't tolerable. That ought to be not mentioned. Your anger was absolute. Your anger was a moment of harshness that gave light to your inner disgust. 

Why do the tables change?