I was reading a book, and it said some people have violence in their blood. How do I check?

Question:

I was very worried I might have violence in my blood too, so I got a blood test but the doctor said he couldn't find any violence. I even poked myself with a needle but I couldn't see any violence, I just saw a red liquid.

Is there any other way to find any possible violence?

Answers:
Put some leeches on your arm. If they attack each other, then you know

Actually, Cat scans work well. There is some supposed abnormality in brain structure that shows up in the criminal/psychopathic mind that doesn't show up in a normal brain scan.

You must have it in your blood, if you are poking yourself. So there you go!

Yes, you need to first don some Riot Squad equipment, that should disperse the violence going on down there. Then, call 911. Get a real Riot Squad down there ASAP, don't waste any time, they could become even more violent. That's all I can say right now. And no, it's not Lupus.

It's in you genes, but don't bother to poke yourself there. It will just run from you. Violence is like that. YOU are always the last to know.

I think that is just a figure of speech. Might be very close to true, though. Some people react to foods or chemicals with mood swings, including Rage. Google "Theron Randolph, MD", and "Allergies A to Z".

Find "5-day allergy relief system" or "An Alternative Approach To Allergies" at the local library. If you feel anger that's out of proportion to what you blame it on, it's good to learn what else might be causing it, to know how to avoid it (antihistamines).

PUNCH YOURSELF IN THE EYE IF YOU HIT BACK THERE'S VIOLENCE

I used to beleive the flower children had violets in their hair. Maybe it's just all in their head.

I was reading a book, and it said some people have violence in their blood. How do I check?

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