Loki – I have an army.
Tony Stark – We have a Hulk.
Vijay – Aaj mere paas bangla hai, gadi hai, paisa hai! Tumhare paas kya hai?
Ravi – Mere paas Maa hai!
Friend – I’m hungry. Let me eat that sandwich you are
having.
Me – Step away from the sandwich, or I will beat your
fucking teeth out.
Threats have always been an unwanted yet critical part of
life. In fact, if you think about it you hear them every day; in the bus, the
workplace or the public bathroom lines. Threats are that one singular moment
where you can be reminded of your family,
Man standing in
bathroom line – Saale jaldi bahar nikal varna tere maa behan ek kar dunga!
bank balance,
Conductor – Bus ticket
khareedne ki aukaat hai toh chadh ke dikha!
And IQ level.
Boss – I was thinking
of hiring the cockroach feeding on cow dung as your replacement. Your ideas do
seem to match. In retrospect I feel his are better.
So why is it that we subject people to threats and vice
versa?
Is it a sign of weakness that we have to resort towards the terrorization
of a person’s mental being rather than working things out with more calm means?
Is it because we feel threatened so, as bestowed by Mother
Nature, we use these means as a reflex?
The answer is unknown to me. But if you do have the answers
let me know, else you will surely be reminded of your family, bank balance and
IQ level.
