Under the scrutiny of supreme power and authority, every form of violence is an unforgivable original sin.
Power, the formidable force that symbolizes order and rules, demands peace, reason, and justice.
Violence, with its savage, impulsive, and destructive nature, brazenly disrupts the balance and stability established by power. It is like ink carelessly splashed across a pristine canvas, jarring and appalling.
It mercilessly tears apart the bonds of social harmony and tramples on the foundations of civilized dignity, allowing fear and chaos to take root and spread.
Therefore, as we seek the rightful exercise of power and the manifestation of justice, we must remain ever vigilant against the growth and corrosion of violence, this original sin. We must keep it firmly in check through the forces of wisdom, morality, and law, protecting the sanctity and purity of power and preserving society's peace and prosperity.
Power has a tendency toward violence, and the meaning of civilization lies in taming that tendency.