Cultures raised on institutional fear are prone to be receptive to accepting leadership by fear in their adulthood from political leaders.
This is because such people have never, of their own accord, formed a strong and enduring belief system. Rather they have led their life with the same fear instilled belief system of others.
Thus when a political leader, in a situation of significance, uses fear to get people to obey, such people do so and pass that fear onto others, which can become aggressive.
People with a set of belief systems, formed through their own choice, do not react well to fear leadership, dismissing it, losing respect for a political leader using such a tactic.
This causes a divide in society with the fear mongerers being critical of those with their own belief system.
What fear leaders do not realise is that the more they inspire fear to get their way, the more people, even those raised on it, begin to reject the message and openly disobey.
Fear leadership has never worked, except in the short term.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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