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  %BITTER FRUITS WARS COERCION VIOLENCE ABUSE PEACE+011219
 %MITIGATE TRANSCEND SUBVERT DOMINATION SYSTEM WARS+011219
   %OPEN HONEST PATTERNS INTOLERANCE SINNERS DEVILS+011219
  %CONCENTRATED POWER CORRUPTION ARROGANT RIGHTEOUS+011219
%DEMANDING COMMANDS ABSOLUTE TRUTH CERTAINTIES KNOW 011219
                                                          
     To  help  each other mitigate the bitter  fruits   of
wars,  coercion, violence and abuse --- we need to be open
and   honest   about  our patterns  of   tolerance    and 
INTOLERANCE towards various kinds of sins and sinners.    
                                                          
     The  sinners  who are most tolerated  and  respected 
are:                                                      
                                                          
     1.  Powerful, wealthy, well-fed and influential;     
                                                          
     2.  Arrogant, self-righteous, and proud;             
                                                          
     3.  Well-connected, well-housed, and well-dressed;   
                                                          
     4.  Outspoken, demanding and domineering;            
                                                          
     5.  Self-confident, self-assured, and certain.       
                                                          
     The  sins of such tolerated and respected sinners are
the  sins  which are most tolerated and respected;    even
though  such sins bear much bitter fruit in comparison  to
the  sins of  less tolerated and less  respected   sinners
who are:                                                  
                                                          
           POWERLESS, POOR, HUNGRY, WEAK,                 
             HUMBLE, EXCLUDED, HOMELESS,                  
               NAKED, RETIRING, DOUBTFUL,                 
                 INSECURE, VULNERABLE, INFANTS,           
                   CHILDREN, WOMEN AND men.               
                                                          
     PUNISHMENTS for sins                                 
       are NOT proportional to                            
        how bitter are the fruits of                      
          the sins and of the sinners                     
            who are guilty of the sins.                   
                                                          
     Sinners  and sins are TOLERATED                      
       to the extent that the                             
         sinners and sins are characteristic              
           of POWERFUL PEOPLE.                            
                                                          
     POWERFUL PEOPLE do not tolerate sinners              
       who expose the patterns in how POWERFUL PEOPLE     
         tolerate their own kinds of sins,                
           and are INTOLERANT of the sins of people who   
             are: sick, dis-eased, ill-at-ease,           
               thirsty, hungry, homeless, poorly-dressed, 
                 naked, rejected, excluded,               
                   oppressed, enslaved, hidden,           
                     concealed, out-of-view.              
                                                          
     We will continue to be unable unable to deal with    
       the bitter fruits of wars, violence, coercion, and 
         terrorism --- so long as the PATTERNS pointed to 
           above are kept concealed and out-of-view.      
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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