And through injustice, they unleash conflicts and water wars.
This was just how it went, in provinces all along India's borders, where armed separatist movements unleashed conflicts that have cost tens of thousands of lives.
Implementing all of these goals and satisfying all of these expectations without unleashing new conflicts and perhaps embroiling the United States even more deeply in the region's rivalries will, however, be a challenge.
Unleashing such conflict would be uncomfortable for many, but Ford, 35, is a flamethrower.
This pride can be compared to a nationalism which, in 1939-1940, unleashed the conflicts in Europe which we know of," he said.
The options are said to be so technically fraught that even senior officials are struggling to master the ideas, while they are also certain to unleash political conflicts.
David Cameron has freed the topic from the bonds of party and tribe, but in doing so he may have unleashed stranger conflicts.
Then President Bush invaded Iraq to "drain the swamp," unleashing sectarian conflict in that country, diluting U.S. military strength worldwide, soiling America's international reputation, and empowering Islamist Iran--even then feared to be developing nuclear weapons.
Vietnam unleashed a conflict at home in which Kerry and Bush chose opposite sides, and that conflict is still playing itself out.
Instead, the American invasion unleashed a conflict - part civil war, part anti-occupation - that dragged on for years.
