Fear of social anarchy

Those in established positions of power fear social anarchy. There are few if any social structures to hear dissent or conceptual frameworks to understand alternatives to present policy available to leadership. When dissent is perceived the tendency is to suppress it in order to maintain internal security. At the same time if the minority voice is not silenced there would be the possibility of social upheaval.

1. As John Calvin suggests, in a perfect world where humankind has not fallen into sin the restraints of civil government would be unnecessary but in the actual world even a bad government is better than none at all.

1. Social breakdown
2. Political fear
3. Lack of local commercial services
4. Blocked minority opinion
5. Collapse

1. Dependence of effective cooperation on fear

1. Ethical vacuum

1. Resurgence of a new dark age

1. Treating fear of social anarchy
2. Internationalizing anarchy
3. Collapsing
4. Avoiding social collapse

1. Unsociable
2. Fear
3. Collapse
4. Anarchy