Deep down they had the same violent instincts as everyone else, and those instincts needed an outlet.

Nazism saw Christian ideals of meekness and conscience as obstacles to the violent instincts required to defeat other races.

Those critical of the lyrics say they are too sexually explicit and often seem to appeal to violent instincts, and especially the abuse of women.

Tourists on Africans safaris then come to view the conservation efforts, which the narrator claims to have seemingly negated the animals' violent instincts.

Dangerous, violent instinct.

Hendricks was more ruthless and direct, reacting with the mindlessly violent instincts of a savage.

How can society protect itself from the violent instincts of such offenders?

These auspices determine (to some extent) a Garou's Rage, or violent predatory instinct.

Ned Land, carried away by his violent instincts, rushed on to the staircase.

Yet thugs have violent instincts and if it were not homosexuals that were the target something else would be picked on to rationalise why violence is necessary.