This leads to paranoia. We rage against external authority, which is often imaginary. Rage is self perpetuating, depending on others for its power. It can also be addictive. It can be used to mood alter, avoid feeling pain, fill up a feeling of emptiness, and is irresponsible as a behaviour.
Anger is clear and clean.
It is about using our personal authority to make appropriate and protective boundaries. There are other feelings that we may call anger, such as irritation, resentment, frustration, rage, threatening, bullying, abuse, violence, shouting and vengeance. Anger can be expressed quietly and calmly if it is recognised as such. We can deal with destructive urges by tracing their roots in early childhood. Healthy aggression is an energetic activity of the mind or body, expressed either as proper self-expression , or in the use and perfecting of skills.