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Crush your enemies completely to prevent future retaliation from "summary" of The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
When you engage in a conflict, you must be prepared to go all the way. Half measures will only serve to prolong the conflict and make future retaliation all the more likely. Your enemies must be crushed completely, their spirit broken, their will to fight extinguished. Leaving them with even a glimmer of hope will only set the stage for their revenge. To crush your enemies completely, you must be ruthless and decisive. Show no mercy or hesitation in your actions. Leave no room for doubt that you are the victor and they are the vanquished. Make it clear to them and to any potential allies that resistance is futile and that any attempts at retaliation will be met with swift and overwhelming force. By eliminating your enemies completely, you not only prevent them from seeking revenge but also send a powerful message to others who might be considering opposing you. The fear of suffering the same fate will deter others from challenging your power, thus securing your position and authority. To ensure the complete destruction of your enemies, you must be strategic in your approach. Cut off any potential sources of support or aid that they may have. Destroy their reputation and credibility so that they are unable to rally any allies to their cause. Leave them isolated and vulnerable, with no means of mounting a counterattack. In the game of power, there is no room for sentiment or mercy. Your enemies will not hesitate to destroy you given the chance, so you must be willing to do the same to them. By crushing them completely, you eliminate the threat they pose and secure your own position of strength and dominance. Only by eradicating your enemies can you ensure your own survival and success in the ruthless world of power.
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