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It would seem that society is seething with anger. You can see it in your neighbour's face, the driver behind you and politicians on the Hill. People are being squeezed by a lack of opportunity, shrinking paycheques and conflicts around the world, David Sherman writes…

"There's a sense that we're all victims," says Dr. Gerald Wiviott, senior psychiatrist at the Ï㽶ÊÓƵ Health Centre and associate professor at McGill. "People feel less control. People are feeling others are ripping off the system. There's a great deal of anger."