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 %THREATENED SUPPORTER DOMINATION SYSTEM COLLUSIONS+000115
                     %DISHONESTY ADDICTION CONTROLS 000115
                                                          
     Supporters   of   "The  Domination  System"    become
defensive  when  they  perceive threats  to  their  honor,
support and security which are apparently rooted in their:
                                                          
     1.  World-View's foundations and basic structures.   
     2.  Essential myths and stories of accomplishments.  
     3.  Appearances of integrity and superiority.        
     4.  Favorite technologies of control and coercion.   
     5.  Ways of achieving security==invulnerability.     
     6.  Preferred addictions and codependent supporters. 
     7.  Best collusive-games of mutual-self-deception.   
     8.  Unexamined assumptions, biases and attitudes.    
     9.  Wealth of privileges, rights and luxuries.       
    10.  Abilities to control people and relationships.   
                                                          
     Supporters  of "The Domination System"  often assume,
feel and believe that  they have rights-of-tranquility and
so  believe that they should  not be exposed to any of the
ten   threats  which   are   suggested   above.       When
their  rights-of-tranquility are  violated --- it is other
people's   fault,   and  the  people-at-fault  should   be
punished    for   their  crimes.    Dominators  feel   the
discomfort,   embarrassment,     and cognitive  dissonance
are    properly   dealt   with   through  discipline   and
controls.    Such is the nature of their reality  and   of
their rights.   None of them should be allowed  to change.
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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