Aren't some people just assholes?

Apparently Isaiah Washington called T.R. Knight a f@&&*# on the set of Grey's Anatomy. Supposedly Isaiah is in counselling right now to figure out why he would do such a thing (story here).

I'm wondering, though... Aren't some people just assholes? Should they seek counselling for this "disorder"?

If assholes need counselling for being assholes then there aren't enough psychologists in the world to handle all the work that needs to be done!

Oh, and what names can you call someone without requiring therapy? Can you call a girl a cow? But what if she's really really hurt and offended? How about bitch? Is that ok? I think so, because they do it on TV all the time. That makes it ok of course. But maybe if you called her a c!*#, then you should apologize to women's groups everywhere and seek therapy?

Oh geez, I'm confused. And I'm an arse sometimes too. Right now actually. In fact, this whole entry was quite aggressive. Good on ya Isaiah, for realizing you're an a-hole and exploring why. I should probably look into that myself. Too bad I can't afford psychotherapy. Anyone want to donate? C'mon, I must have scorned someone out there? Anyone?

Disclaimer#1: I'm in no way endorsing all the asses out there or name-calling or the f- or c- word. Not even when driving. Ok maybe when driving, just because they can't hear you. Road rage- not okay though.

Disclaimer#2: I'm also not indicating in any way that I'm as much of a dillhole as that guy Isaiah or anyone else, or comparing anyone to any other buttwad out there or saying anyone is more or less of an assface than anyone else, or saying it's ok in any way, shape or form to be a complete jerkmonger to anyone, even a total farthead.

Disclaimer#3: If you purposely call someone a name (i.e. 'idiot') but didn't mean it because it was done simply for the sole purpose of making a point and/or getting a few laughs, then it doesn't count.