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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9611162.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %DISTINGUISH UNREAL CRIMES ANXIOUS FEARFUL PEOPLE+961116 %DISINTEGRATIVE ALIENATIVE JUDGMENTAL CONDEMNATION 961116 How are we to distinguish between real crimes and what anxious people who are preoccupied with issues of control regard as crimes? Here we include as real crimes such acts such as murder, physical assault, robbery, extortion and rape. They entail coercion, physical violence, dishonesty and lack of respect for the integrity of victim and the victim's community. Many people who are defensive and insecure regard other people's failures to conform in prescribed ways as criminal in some informal sense. They see real crimes primarily as failures to conform in prescribed ways---and so see many other failures to conform in prescribed ways as criminal in nature, even if not formally defined as crimes. They find it hard to see any distinction between crimes which entail coercion and violence which inevitably undermine personal and communal integrity---and non- conformity which does not entail coercion and violence which inevitably undermine personal and communal integrity. Such insecure people find many forms of creative non-conformity to be threatening and regard many such forms as "criminal" in some sense. We need to be careful not to regard "non-conformity" as grounds for passing judgment and engaging in condemnations. It is true that many criminal behaviors which undermine personal and communal integrity entail non-conformity. What makes such behaviors criminal is not the non-conformity which is entailed. It is the coercion, violence, dishonesty, deception, and undermining of personal and communal integrities which make the behaviors criminal. If we look behind the behavior of people who are defensive and insecure in regards to the informal "crimes of non-conformity" we may find that they are protecting their collusive games of mutual self deception and their deceptions of others. They may themselves be seriously undermining the personal integrity and communal integrity of those people who are the victims of their attempts to enforce conformity through the use of coercion, violence, punishment, judgementalism, and condemnations. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================