Fear.
I as man, fear no other man.
For men are simply animals.
Animals can bark and hiss.
Animals can bite and grip and claw and throw crushing blows.
But as a man I fear not death.
Because I know that like all living things,
I am made to live and die.
What do I fear?
As a man, a being made to think and create.
I fear only my own creations.
I fear only my own thoughts.
Ideas are stronger than men.
Ideas can empower or weaken.
Ideas are the poison and the antidote.
The ideas which I accept,
be they my own or the creation of another;
Are the fabric of who I am.
It is our beliefs which bind us.
It is the power we give to others.
What I fear when I look at one in authority is not the man himself, it is what he stands for.
It is the idea that he has power over me, power to take something away from me, power which is given to him by me.
In truth he can take nothing unless I give it.
In the case of a police officer, I am conditioned to submit to his authority.
To do otherwise would have great social ramifications.
I could fight back, but to fight back would mean being pursued by others.
Others who conform to a belief, a belief that it is wrong to oppose those in authority.
Society as a whole imposes upon itself, the beliefs of a minority.
Power is the evolved force of an idea.
Society is the controlled evolutionary chaos of an idea.
Every idea, causes a ripple, a chain reaction.
It evolves outwardly, growing intertwining with other ideas.
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