Well, what is the point talking about Monsters or identities called monster?
Let me name them one by one. You may agree or otherwise, give me your comments.
Or may be we can vote on why some one is a monster.
And then do what? Make them know what we feel about them and give them a chance to repent, rectify and probably repair their image.
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Who are the Monsters?
Who are the monsters? and how to identify them?
Firstly these are entities such as political parties, commercial enterprises, people or departments who have grown big by the help of the people and later become anti-people.
Secondly, these enterprise are so big they harm the environment, act on their own whims and fancies and assume rogue behaviour.
Thirdly, they create and thrive on fear psychosis, intimidate people and are anti-lawful.
Their size, actions, behaviour and attitude make them Monsters, pitiably fed by the people themselves.
Examples: Large multi-national corporations, Political parties, etc.
Firstly these are entities such as political parties, commercial enterprises, people or departments who have grown big by the help of the people and later become anti-people.
Secondly, these enterprise are so big they harm the environment, act on their own whims and fancies and assume rogue behaviour.
Thirdly, they create and thrive on fear psychosis, intimidate people and are anti-lawful.
Their size, actions, behaviour and attitude make them Monsters, pitiably fed by the people themselves.
Examples: Large multi-national corporations, Political parties, etc.
Don't Feed the Monster
This is the story of a Monster Monkey.
It was a sweet little monkey who used to frequent a small hamlet.
The villagers were drawn to the little monkey and they fed him regularly whenever he visited the hamlet. The monkey, stayed with the hamlet and started to grow in size. He kept growing and he needed more food as he grew up. It became difficult for the villagers to feed him. But the monkey will not have any of their difficulties and started to demand for more and more food. As he is now big enough he could threaten the villagers and get food even if the villagers had difficulty or starving.
To cut the story short the hamlet became subservient to the now monster monkey.
Moral of the story is never feed the monster even if it is sweet little to begin with.
It was a sweet little monkey who used to frequent a small hamlet.
The villagers were drawn to the little monkey and they fed him regularly whenever he visited the hamlet. The monkey, stayed with the hamlet and started to grow in size. He kept growing and he needed more food as he grew up. It became difficult for the villagers to feed him. But the monkey will not have any of their difficulties and started to demand for more and more food. As he is now big enough he could threaten the villagers and get food even if the villagers had difficulty or starving.
To cut the story short the hamlet became subservient to the now monster monkey.
Moral of the story is never feed the monster even if it is sweet little to begin with.
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