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  %DOMINEERING ADDICTS CODEPENDENTS COLLUSIVE GAMES+030417
 %SELF OTHER DECEPTION DISHONESTY DOMINATION SYSTEM+030417
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     Domineering  people  often  go into the  business  of
dividing   populations   into  minority  groups  who   are
vulnerable   to   manipulation  by   domineering   people.
Distinctions  are unnecessarily made;  for no reason other
than  facilitating  the  domination of  the  thus  created
minority   groups.       The   distinctions   which    are
unnecessarily  made often have to do with:

     1.  Color of skin, or another hereditary "marking",
      2.  Ethnic origin, language or religious background,
       3.  Cast system identifications,
        4.  Some other incidental "difference".

     The  distinctions  which domineering powerful  people
make are not drawn because doing so will promote  personal
and/or  communal integrity;  because the  distinctions  in
fact occasion both personal and communal DISINTEGRATIONS.

     The  distinctions which domineering powerful   people
make   are   drawn  because  the  people  who   draw   the
distinctions   can   then  take  advantage  of  the   most
vulnerable  people  and give that advantages to  the  most
domineering  and  powerful people ---  under the  pretense
that they are enforcing "good laws".   Lovers need to make
clear that such behavior does not merit honor, respect, or
support; else the lovers will cease to be lovers.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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