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 %DOMINEERING DOMINATION SYSTEM PERSONAL DESIRE SIN+030425
 %PRIME MANDATE TOTALLY CONTROL GRACIOUSLY CONSIDER+030425
 %OWNERSHIP SURVIVAL INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES SELFISH+030425
  %AUTHORITARIAN VALIDATION COMMON EXPERIENCES FALL 030425
                                                          
     Domineering people cannot be loyal to "The Domination 
System"   ---  and at the same time show gracious  respect 
for,   or  graciously  consider,   people's  own  personal 
desires and integrities.                                  
                                                          
     Domineering people must always  try to be "in charge" 
--- without qualifications.   To consider and show respect 
for people's  desires  and integrities would undermine the 
possibility  of  being totally in  control.   The   "prime 
mandate"      of  "The  Domination  System"    calls   for 
supporters always trying to be totally in control.        
                                                          
     Thus,   it does not make sense to domineering  people 
for  them  to  graciously consider people's  own  personal 
desires and integrities.  The ideals,  values,  principles 
and  commandments  which  are central  to the survival  of 
"The Domination  System"   must always  be given  priority 
over  people's  own  desires  and integrities.  Individual 
differences must be tolerated only with fear-full-caution! 
                                                          
     To  see if the above is true,  watch how  domineering 
people    BEHAVE!     Would  it  make  sense   to    trust 
domineering  experts to TELL you whether or not the  above 
is true?                                                  
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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