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 %DOMINATION SYSTEM COERCED AGREEMENTS MEANINGS SIN+010805
 %VULNERABLE PEOPLE'S WILLS VETO POWERS SUBVERT GOD+010805
   %SEXUAL ABUSE RAPE MORAL SELF RIGHTEOUS ARROGANT+010805
  %THOU OPEN HONEST INTIMATE COOPERATE RELATIONSHIP+010805
  %EXTREMISTS TERRORISTS VIOLENT WAR THREATS PUNISH 010805
                                                          
     In  spite  of  their most extreme efforts  to  prove 
     otherwise --- supporters of "The  Domination System" 
     DO NOT HAVE the power to coerce people into          
       mutually satisfying/agreeable relationships with   
       them, the dominant ones who seem "powerful".       
                                                          
         Even the most vulnerable people always have the  
         ultimate power to veto such extreme efforts by   
           domineering people to coerce agreements        
           to participate in "mutually satisfying"        
           relationships --- against their own wills.     
                                                          
             Coerced agreements are ultimately false ---  
             and so are not mutually satisfying to all,   
               even if victims have been coerced into     
               collusive games of mutual self deception.  
                                                          
                 The   seeds   of  rebellion  have   been 
                 planted, and are likely to grow in time. 
                                                          
                   Domineering people covet agreement;    
                   but cannot get meaningful agreements   
                   through coercion, no matter how great  
                   are their sacrifices of their own and  
                   other people's personal and communal   
                   integrities, health, and well-being.   
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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