Quite the contrary. Anger is like an unbridled horse. The consequences of uncontrolled anger aren't the ones we really want. Here are some suggestions for bridling anger. A useful approach is the AREA approach.
AREA is an acronym to help people remember a better way to resolve anger.
It's important to admit to yourself and others that you are feeling angry. Admitting anger also involves noticing signs of hidden anger, such as sarcasm, feelings of frustration or tensed muscles. You may have been taught to deny your anger feelings, or that they don't matter. But feelings do matter, and feeling angry and acting destructive toward another are two very different things. Now is the time for great self-honesty.