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 %DOMINEERING PEOPLE IMPOSSIBLE LOVE DIFFERENT GODS+020821
 %UNCONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE UTILITARIAN PURPOSES SIN+020821
      %DIVERSE INTEGRITIES PERSONAL COMMUNAL RIGHTS+020821
  %GROUNDS REASONS LOGIC UNWILLING UNABLE REJECTION+020821
 %DEFENSIVE SECURITY VULNERABILITY WORSHIP IDOLATRY+020821
   %THREAT RISK TRUTH HONESTY OPENNESS AUTHENTICITY 020821
                                                          
      Domineering people are unable to love different     
people. They can accept people only conditionally --- for 
utilitarian purposes; not as unique/independent selves who
have integrities in their own rights.                     
                                                          
     Domineering  people make it appear that  the  grounds
for  their  not accepting different people resides  within
the different people ---   whom they  are unwilling and/or
unable to accept.   However, the true ground for their not
accepting  most  people  resides  within  the  domineering
people  themselves.   Domineering people must always be on
the  defensive  to protect "The Domination System"   which
they worship ---  against the ultimate threats of gracious
truth,  honesty,  openness, authenticity, gentleness,  and
Love.                                                     
                                                          
     People who are playing collusive games of mutual self
deception  must  always be on the defensive  ---   because
there  must never be any revelation of the nature  of  the
hidden  game which they are playing or the identify of the
participants  and  techniques  of  the  players  of  their
collusive games of mutual self deception.                 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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