Not a bad idea, to hang a tyrant. But such fantasies should only stay in our minds, otherwise we're not better than them.

The Schwäbischer Gruß springs to mind: Leck mich am Arsch!

How is that a good idea? Such people will always exist. It's a natural mindset. The only thing to do is to develop strategies and subtle preemptive attacks. With violence such people are turned into martyrs and gain adherants to their cause.

Don't tell me you never had a fantasy of violently ending people you don't like? It's in our "raptilian brain" to fight. I was pointing out that those fantasies should only stay in our heads and not be practiced.

Well I was hoping we've outgrown that brain a bit. That's why we're not at each other's throats every single day. As for the second part, I agree.

I think your suppressing it or not verbally communicating does not make even you outgrown it? People are not pacifist by nature.

That depends on how you communicate it. Blurting out in rage makes you a slave to your emotions. If it's a processed critique, then you've sublimed the perceived danger that inspired it. You don't have to hit the precise target –ie the external source of your feelings— to process that impact in a beneficial way.

True, but not my point. My point is: we still have it. And the person to whom I was responding, I understand his state of mind. This situation stresses me out as well. Again, I was pointing out that we should not fall to violent state.

I didn't address your entire message, just the explicit support for those fantasies by stating "it's not a bad idea". Either way, we're surely both wrong by approaching the subject from a normative standpoint. Life's meaning surpasses our understanding of it, and our conjectures as to what's apposite in X scenario are most likely not rooted in a comprehensive evaluation of interdependent function.

Why are they pushing people to the extreme?