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  %ORGANIZED EVIL SYSTEMIC ADDICTION CORRUPT TERROR+931212
   %REPRESSION DICTATORIAL CRIME ABUSE RAPE OPPRESS 931212

     There are  many tragic examples throughout history of
organized  evils in which many people worked  together  in
systematic ways to terrorize,  abuse,  rape, rob,  pillage
and  destroy without any respect for personal or  communal
integrity.    Many  of  those tragic  examples  have  been
recognized  for  what they were,  and have  been  honestly
named and talked about.  Others examples of organized evil
have not been recognized for what they were,  and have not
been honestly talked about.

     Many  wars  have been glorified in spite of the  fact
that  much  of  what took place in the wars was  in  truth
organized evil.

     Many   advances   in  modern  technology  have   been
glorified in  spite of the fact that they involved a great
deal that was in truth organized evil.

     Many  highly  respected activities  of  international
predation  of nations and businesses have involved a great
deal that was in truth organized evil.

     Organized evil entails the insensitive generation  of
alienative  personal  relationships  through the abuse  of
power and resources by addictive people who are willing to
abuse other people who have less power and resources.  The
powerful people who organize the evil relationships do not
show respect for honest  dialogue,   personal integrity or
communal integrity.

     When  addictive people are respected as leaders  they
are  bound  to become leaders of  addictive  organizations
which  organize many evil relationships and generate  much
in  the  way  of organized evil.   Organized evil  is  not
overcome   through  the  use  of  additional  or  superior
addictive behavior patterns.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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