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This is http://www.essayz.com/b0210041.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.} ========================================================== %END HOSTILITIES OVER POWER STRANGE PEACEMAKERS SIN+021004 %OPPOSE BLOCK DOUBLE BIND RESIST GOOD CONCENTRATION+021004 %CORRUPT DISINTEGRATION TRUST RESPECT HONOR SUPPORT+021004 %HONESTY COMPLICATION COMPLEXITY COOPERATION HELPER+021004 %ESCAPE ABUSE VICTIMIZATION OPPRESSION ENSLAVEMENT 021004 Domineering people often believe that they can bring an end to their hostilities by over-powering and/or eliminating those people who oppose them and/or stand in their way; i.e., eliminating other domineering people and/or strange peacemakers who resist domination of all kinds by different kinds of people. Domineering people commonly believe that they are so good that they can avoid corruption and disintegration through the concentration of all power to dominate --- into their own hands, and/or into the hands of those few people whom they still trust. In keeping with the above beliefs --- domineering people see no good reason for having to put up with the complications and messiness of having to deal honestly with: 1. Cooperation with strange/unfamiliar people. 2. Complementary considerations. 3. Multiple and competing priorities. 4. Listening to people of differing perspectives. 5. Rules about honesty, civility and hospitality. 6. Rules about arrogance and self-righteousness. 7. Other people's rights to be honestly different. 8. Their own finitude, limits and imperfections. 9. Differing perspectives, ideals and values. 10. The possibility that they have made a mistake. The above pattern of beliefs/attitudes lead domineering people to think and behave in ways which undermine mutual understanding, balance, dialogue and cooperation --- and so domineering people aggravate contentiousness, conflicts, and violence. Their paradigm does not offer any effective ways to mitigate contentiousness, conflicts, or violence. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================