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%LEGAL THREAT DOMINATE VULNERABLE POOR THIRSTY FEAR+020115
%BOUNDARIES PERMITTED LAW TECHNOCRATIC SYSTEM ANGER+020115
 %PUNISH DOMINATION SYSTEM ADVANTAGE EXPENSE HUNGRY+020115
%DILEMMA PROBLEM SOLUTION INFORMAL CONVENTIONAL SIN+020115
    %CONDEMNATION SELFRIGHTEOUSNESS ARROGANCE JUDGE+020115
 %GOOD EVIL LAWYERS GARDEN EDEN ALIENATION ESTRANGE 020115
                                                          
     Consider what the phrase "LEGAL THREATS" might mean: 
                                                          
     1.  Threats to dominate vulnerable people ---        
           within the bounds permitted by law; i.e.,      
             permitted by the "legal system".             
                                                          
     2.  Threats to use the "legal system"                
           to punish domineering people;                  
             who take advantage of vulnerable people      
               in order to gain additional advantage for  
                 us --- at the expense of                 
                   vulnerable people.                     
                                                          
     3.  Threats to dominate vulnerable people ---        
           just-inside-of the bounds permitted by law;    
             i.e., bounds within which it is unlikely that
               anyone will use the legal system           
                 as suggested by meaning #2 just above ---
                   to punish the PROFITABLE-DOMINATION of 
                     vulnerable people.                   
                                                          
     4.  Threats to use the "legal system" to achieve a   
           "good" purpose which would be more effectively 
              achieved by INFORMAL-MEANS which entail no  
                threats, coercion or domination at all;   
                  done "within" the provisions of law.    
                                                          
     5.  Threats within a religious organization to be    
           "legalistic" and "judgemental" in the playing  
              of the COLLUSIVE GAMES OF MUTUAL SELF-      
                DECEPTION --- which so often have been    
                  characteristic of RELIGIOUS-POLITICS    
                    which are dominated by the supporters 
                      of a holy "DOMINATION SYSTEM."      
                                                          
     6.  Threats by legalists to impoverished poor and    
           vulnerable people by attacking them in ways    
             which they cannot $$afford$$ to defend       
               themselves against, through the use of     
                 $$expensive$$ legal means which are      
                   dominated by faithful lawyers who      
                     are the in faithful service of       
                       a $$legal$$ "DOMINATION SYSTEM".   
                                                          
     7.  Threats by technocrats to dominate the political 
           system with technocratic "solutions" to subtle 
             DILEMMAS which seem to be TECHNICAL-PROBLEMS 
               when viewed through the perspectives of the
                 technocrats who are "in charge" in highly
                   domineering kinds of ways.             
                                                          
     8.  Means such as: confusion, ignorance, fear, anger,
           intimidation, ambiguity, doubt, paradoxes,     
             codependence, addictions, etc. which have not
               been proscribed by the legal system; i.e., 
                 have not been made ILLEGAL as tools of   
                   intimidation & manipulation of others. 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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