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Individual Violence
Every individual is capable of violence, some more so than others
Violence is often, but not always, an expression of ignorance or frustration
One's violence in defense of one's survival is always justified
Violence always interferes with another's rights and is an abandonment of the perpetrator's
obligations
It is an obligation to attempt to stop violence
Violence can be against property, which is really against an individual who owns that
property for survival
There has always been, in all societies at all times, a static percentage of uncontrollably
violent people
Sometimes the uncontrollably violent person assumes political power
Individual violence is almost always either pure emotion and faith, or pure theft and fraud,
or some combination, with rare exception
Individual violence at the dawn of human history led to royal status and thus to the state
The more heterogeneous the ethnic stock of a state the higher the percentage of individual
violence within
Individual violence sometimes coalesces into a mob
Every individual is capable of violence, some more so than others
Violence is often, but not always, an expression of ignorance or frustration
One's violence in defense of one's survival is always justified
Violence always interferes with another's rights and is an abandonment of the perpetrator's
obligations
It is an obligation to attempt to stop violence
Violence can be against property, which is really against an individual who owns that
property for survival
There has always been, in all societies at all times, a static percentage of uncontrollably
violent people
Sometimes the uncontrollably violent person assumes political power
Individual violence is almost always either pure emotion and faith, or pure theft and fraud,
or some combination, with rare exception
Individual violence at the dawn of human history led to royal status and thus to the state
The more heterogeneous the ethnic stock of a state the higher the percentage of individual
violence within
Individual violence sometimes coalesces into a mob