Should "aggression" be considered "antisocial"?When I think of antisocial behavior I think of withdrawal and avoidance. Silence. If you're picking fights, that's still "social" behavior, I think. It's just conflating it with gatekeeping and alienation practices that inhibit growth and prosperity - which isn't good for the future of society. I sometimes think "society" isn't viewed objectively. That there are people who will turn every collective noun into an identity. That will include people who do nothing, while excluding undesirables that contribute nevertheless.
asocial =/= antisocial
>>16949322anti·socialadjective1. contrary to the laws and customs of society, in a way that causes annoyance and disapproval in othersaggression is antisocial in such cases that it is contrary to laws and customs. Being aggressive in a legal and socially acceptable way is fine, such as participating in violent sports like boxing or practicing legal self defense.Sucker punching pedestrians on the road is anti-social because it's illegal and not accepted in society
