On the contrary, Churchill said, Nazis were frightened human beings, terrified of free speech and free action.
And that brings us to the vexed question of the Bogeyman's job: frightening humans.
Another Sophist, Critias (5th century bce), considered religion to have been invented to frighten humans into adhering to morality and justice.
Does it frighten humans, the nature of nature?
Weed is still very much illegal in Colombia, and guerrilla factions, paramilitary groups, and other gun-toting bands of frightening humans usually control the areas where it is best grown.
7. Off-leash dogs are especially problematic: Not only do off-leash dogs frighten Bolsa Chica's wildlife on a regular basis, they have been known to frighten human visitors, including children, by running up to them.
In 2001's "Monsters, Inc.," Mike, the one-eyed green orb voiced by Billy Crystal, and Sulley, his fluffy, blue brute of a buddy (John Goodman), were "scarers" in the city of Monstropolis, whose job is to frighten human children and collect their screams for use as fuel.
"The elephants are so frightened by humans that they will not drink," Mark wrote.
It was frightened of humans and when I offered food it become shy like a leopard and would take the food I gave it out of sight and eat behind the tents.
"Many times I have been shocked and frightened by human beings.
I used to be frightened of human burglars climbing in the windows in the dead of night, but now they don't have to break through anything.
