There's many theories, but no general answer (considering the fact there are almost 7 billion people, no one can have the same reactions)
Generally, violence leads to violence for several reasons, all of them involving a "need" to have or do something after a great/continued shock.
Here are some examples of why violence caused others to create more violence.
1: The thought "if my life sucks, your life should suck too"
When someone receives a great physical shock (ex: rape or getting beaten by a group) some people go into a state of despression, which leads to hatred for the world as the world did nothing to help them. In a sense, this turns people into cynics or nilihists who either physically or verbally abuse others as they believe others should suffer as much as them. A variation is where abused people actually begin to enjoy giving pain to others.
2:The classic "you crossed the line"
When people are pushed to the limits, people eventually "snap". Just like the quote "a cornered mouse can bite", even the most timid person as a breaking point. Once you bully them far enough, the victims will get back at the people who tormented them-except the victims will come with knives, guns, or local gangs. This is a key factor in most school shoot-outs; the shooters often had a history of being bullied.
Lead cannot be turned into gold. Lead can only be turned into more lead, and more lead can only be turned into even more lead. Lead cannot be magically turned into gold.
The atomic weight/mass of Lead is 207.19 --- --- --- The atomic weight/mass of Gold is 196.96655 --- --- --- --- --- --- Therefor Lead has more mass.
lead has more protons less densely arranged
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Yes it can and it frequently does and it can lead to a lot of violence, so more than just fights.
Alcohol leads to reduced inhibitions. If the individual is prone to violence, he or she is more likely to become violent.
Domestic violence is seen by the society as harmful. Violence can to lead to divorce and separation most time leads children into crime.
more violence
The quote "violence only begets more violence" was spoken by Moses, it's in the bible.
Prejudice can contribute to violence by fueling negative attitudes and stereotypes that can lead individuals or groups to act in discriminatory or harmful ways towards others. However, not all acts of violence are directly caused by prejudice, as there can be multiple factors at play.
sometimes it can, other times it doesn't
No viewing violence is not a good outlet for aggressive tension because as many people watch it, what happens to some people is that the violence conflicts the person, so that in the future the person would like to get their anger and agression out using violence (like fighting) and that could lead to much more. It can strt like that and lead o something big, and turn you into an aggressive person. So no viewing violence is not a good outlet for aggressive tension. Hope this helped!
Violence, as gun deaths are a subcategory of violence.
it leads you to suspension in school and possibly death maybe Prison
According to the Kerner Commission, the number one cause of urban violence was white racism lead be defacto segregation.